Photo-a-Day (Tuesday, 14th July, 2015)
Fairy Glen
Photo: Mick Byrne (Sony DSC-T9)
NOW Mick that is a nice one.
Looks out of focus to me, but a very nice glen to walk through.
It does a bit Mick, but i think it adds to the photo somehow.
The soft focus effect is very appealing, well done Mick.
Mick; How time has flown since we had that deluge on 22nd August 1987 which unearthed some old railway lines in Fairy Glen.
I didnt know about the old railways lines Ernest.
Looks doctored or taken by cheap throwaway camera.
Well you should know, Mick with the amount of pictures you take.
Ant, it says "Sony DSC-T9" so use your brains and look on Google to see if it's a "cheap throwaway camera"
So beautiful and tranquil love the composition and detail in this photo.Thank you Mick .
I think the blurriness is intentional to make it seem magical like a fairy glade. Mick knows how to take a good photo
Naff.
It's O.K. for me Mick, nice one.
Looks like a Kincaid painting
Speaks Hobbit to me Mick, Thanks,
What a lovely, tranquil scene, thanks Mick for such an inspiring photograph. More power to your elbow!
Mick; read the comments on :-
http://blog.wiganworld.co.uk/index.php?blog=stephen&cid=1313
Ive just remembered why its out of focus.
There was a deer on the right of the photo and I took the picture quick before it run off.
You can just see some brown and its back legs
You should have kept your mouth shut, Mick - I thought it was a brilliant bit of photography to get that mystic effect!
magical fairy glen
There was a deer on the right of the photo and I took the picture quick before it run off.
You can just see some brown and its back legs
I thought it was Basil Brush.
fairy glen has been in my memory for 67years mick we were accompanied on our walk with a family from liverpool who had evacuated to roby mill during