Walking to the Gloriettefrom the Neptune Fountain
Schönbrunn Palace Gardens
13th District
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Photographed
12 November 2009
© by Merisi
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Thursday, 12 November 2009
After Sunset
Walking to the Gloriettefrom the Neptune Fountain
Schönbrunn Palace Gardens
13th District
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Photographed
12 November 2009
© by Merisi
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Beautiful. You can tell that it's nearing the time of winter.
ReplyDelete@ Renate,
ReplyDeletethank you!
Have you clicked on the image?
It reveals that there are still quite a few leaves on the tree branches, even after all the stormy rains that swept through during the last couple of days.
perfect framing shot
ReplyDeletewith leading lines and
contrast...
:-)
love the silhouette
and lighting...
@Merisi
ReplyDeleteI didn't notice that! Thanks for pointing that out ro me! :) Will you be getting some nicer weather for the weekend?
*out to me
ReplyDeleteA wonderful composition!
ReplyDeleteStellar photo, Merisi! The composition is just "wow".
ReplyDeleteLove this photo! What a great book cover it would make.
ReplyDeleteI didn't see the other two people till I 'biggified' it. Ghostly. . .
This is a sensational shot!
ReplyDeleteThere is no way I would've seen the "others" had I not clicked to enlarge the photo.
Wow!
At first view, I thought what a lonely shot...then I looked again...and saw someone discovering the world...love it
ReplyDeleteSandi
Amazing photograph!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThere's almost the feel of THE THIRD MAN about this one!
ReplyDeleteFriday Morning:
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind comments!
The first pictures is how the original looks.
I have now added a small version of the same image that I manipulated a bit with my Mac photo editor. I am totally lost doing it, but I managed to lighten the picture so you can see the other people walking down the hill. I like the mystery of the original way better of course. ;-)
You have an incredible eye, and what a great composition. Wow.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like it should be the opening or closing shot for a movie. It speaks volumes. Love it!
ReplyDeleteHad my imagination buzzing-she's despondant-alone. She was the only mourner at the funeral of her father. She is in a foriegn city. She had only just found him, their time together too brief, too many questions left unanswered. Why had he left them twenty years before? Why had he changed his name? Why had he denied the truth...turned her away and closed his door on her with the words 'leave the dead to sleep?'.
ReplyDeleteLOVE what you did with that image. Perfection. Stunning.
ReplyDeletexo
erin
Oh, I love that silhouette. Striking.
ReplyDeleteStunning photography!!
ReplyDeleteThe first picture is stunning! You are such a fantastic photographer !!!
ReplyDeleteI love this. It's eerie and mysterious. I agree with one of your reader that this would make a great book cover.
ReplyDeleteYour artistic eye is at the top of the game.