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Autumn colors - Wine Farm
Juast some autumn colors from the Yarra Valey Wine famr near Melbourne.
Chappy
Hi Chappy,
Nice photo, you seem to have it all in this shot, interesting foreground, nice colour, receding background. The only thing I would change is to frame a bit to the left so that the pole in the middle of the photo would shift a bit to the right. Other then that, a great shot. __________
Phillip **Nikon D7000**
ChaPPy
I really like the pic - beautiful autumn colours and nice composition, but I'm guessing you're not much of a wine drinker. They only farm the grapes - they make the wine 
The wankers amongst us (moi) call these places wineries  Peter
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ChaPPY
I've just come back to look at this shot, and the more I look at it the more I like it. I'm surprised you haven't had any comments on it from anyone other than Phillip & myself. One other point - for shots like this I usually take both perspectives - looking down the grass and looking down the row of vines. It would be interesting to see how this looked with the other choice - did you take one of these? Peter
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Love this shot
 Great composition and love how the mountains in the background just recede into the sky.
Isn't it a vineyard Winery is still fine, but since you want to play that game 
Did somebody mention wine??
excellent shot chappy, ditto to what everyone else said!! Love the colours and the receding background. Well done.
Like philip said, this shot has all the "fundementals". Very nice colors.
Johnny
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You got me Piro  Peter
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