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From the outside looking in (my peace and tranquillity)

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Old 14-06-2012, 8:50 PM   #1
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From the outside looking in (my peace and tranquillity)

This shot was taken inside a cemetry chapel window ..so let's hope the theme is open to one's own interpretation of peace and tranquillity , no black and white conversion as i wanted the colour to highlight or add to the ambience of peace and tranquillity and let's face it ,,,,it is a eternal resting place for most of us.

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You know I did consider a cemetery shot, but I thought it would be too depressing and final for it to fit the theme. Saying that, I do like your shot, especially the colour. The only thing that seems to detract from the theme for me is that it looks a bit crowded. Sorry, I just don't feel tranquil when there's a lot around.
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NIce enough shot but personally I've never found cemetarys to be particularly peacefull or tranquil...
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Just a personal take on the theme ,some people may find peace and tranquillity some will not.
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Just a personal take on the theme ,some people may find peace and tranquillity some will not.
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Old 15-06-2012, 1:22 PM   #6
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A peacful picture, I am glad you kept the colour.
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Old 15-06-2012, 3:48 PM   #7
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Sorry but I have to agree with Bazman. A scene with fewer headstones maybe, but this is just too busy a shot for it to say tranquil for me.
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Sorry but I have to agree with Bazman. A scene with fewer headstones maybe, but this is just too busy a shot for it to say tranquil for me.
...does that make it "Dead Busy" then ?
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I kind of agree with the previous comments. I think I would have gone for a shot of single headstone, focusing on some flowers in the foreground, but that's just me.

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I like the subject matter but it is a little too busy for my liking.

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