3 thoughts on “John Norris”
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7 thoughts on “John Norris”
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Laurence Green says: Hi John, thanks very much for sharing this very beautiful photo with us. It is a truly great picture and I’ve now set it as my Screensaver image. What a photo, eh?!!? I echo Anthony’s comment especially. Wonderful composition, colour and texture. You’ve got it made here, for sure! Hope you somehow managed to stay dry! Definitely a 5* rating – and well deserved!
Best regards and keep taking great photos!
Laurence
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Outstanding photograph, John. Terrific colour and lighting, highly dramatic content,
a perfect composition, and that quirky little ‘S’ to add a final twist! -
bryan says:
As some of my Aussie friends would say, A Cracker Shot Mate. I love all of the different elements going on in this shot John, very cool.
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Beate Blecher says:
Great photo, and a very dramatic one, John! Quite eerie: the evil eye.
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4 thoughts on “Sunrise, West Tisted, Hampshire U.K. (Can you spot the Elephant).”
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Norman from Glasgow, Scotland says:
A great dramatic image.
In fact there are 2 elephants. A baby elephant is sitting on its mother's trunk! -
Anthony Skellern says:
Good job it's a cloud elephant, or that tree would be squashed flat! Lovely sky John, thank you.
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hanne Ingerslev says:
Yes, I clearly see the elephant. And what a gorgeous photo, Congratulations and Happy Easter!
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Definitely a butterfly! Well seen!
This reminds me of my real favourite butterfly, the Swallowtail.
Laurence