In The Deep Dark Woods
rabirius
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29 responses to “In The Deep Dark Woods”
Hi Rabirius,
There is something in this photo that gives me the chills. It reminds of a horror movie….
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…yes, I wanted it to be a bit darkish…
…though the gnome is just a garden gnome – so you don’t need to be afraid, I guess 🙂
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Heh. I’ve got one of those guys on the balcony as well.
I’ve always thought that a photo that makes one feel something is a good photo.
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Yes, I think so too.
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Snowpartridge: some faerie tales have cruelty in them and something sinisters as well…..
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…well, most of them do – I think we just trend to blend it out and see it as part of some other world outside of reality – but just imagine being baked (Hansel and Gretel), eaten by a wolf (Little Red Riding Hood) or hacking off part of your foot so your shoes fit (Cinderella).
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🙂
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Hey! I saw this guy roaming the forest up in Estes Park, Colorado. Just kidding.
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When I visited Colorado some 20 years ago there were still bears roaming the bushes – interesting to know how things can change 🙂
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Actuly bear sitings still happen in foothill communities and forest area’s. However, I have never seen a wild bear in nature. Even after years of climbing and hiking the mountains of Colorado & California.
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Well, when I was small I spend some time in the wilderness of the Rockies in Colorado as a part of an exchange program.
One day I was stepping through the bushes and there was a bear standing directly in front of me. I was really fascinated and was just staring at the animal and then it ran away.
But I also saw some bear or other in a distance here and there.
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Interesting image Rabrius! Very nicely processed.The caption is really perfect; can’t think of a better one!
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Thank you so much for your compliment, Uday.
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Brilliant processing… gotta watch out for those garden gnomes!
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Thank you.
…yes, you better be careful. Here they have especially taken over the front gardens in the outskirts of bigger cities.
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Love the effect you’ve achieved with the trees and then the gnome … I don’t see him as scary, just incongruous – especially with that cheeky grin. Weird but wonderful!
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Thank you very much for the nice compliment, Safia.
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Hi Rabirius!
I won’t the little guy to come visit me! Lol
Have a great weekend. Hugs Paula xxx
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Well, I think it would take a while till he makes it to Australia – so at least for now you’re safe 🙂
Have a fantastic weekend!
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Hahaha! Love to you! X
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Thank you 🙂
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I think it looks nice with the gnome.
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Thank you.
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Tremendous imagination.Great post.Thank you for liking my post ( No Peace , …..) best regards.jalal
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You’re welcome – and thank you as well, Jalal.
Have a great weekend!
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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