Arthur's Vale, a photo from Norfolk Island, East

Photographer's Note

Arthur's Vale is just behind the convict built settlement of Kingston. The stone hut would also have been convict built in the 1830s. The winding road appealed to me when ever I passed it and then when I came down a different hill there was a great view of it. It was a wet day so I had to quickly get in a shot between downpours.

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mafegan (8626) 2009-11-25 19:29

Hello Ian
Well this photo was posted almost 18 months ago - 638 people have viewed it but I am the first to critique. So why is this so? I guess the over-exposed sky would go against this photo and perhaps the fact that you have cut the top off the pine trees at the top. Otherwise this is a nice rural photo with the stone hut closely positioned to one of the intersections in the rule of thirds. The sealed vehicle tracks would indicate the property is owned by a wealthy person or the government? I am thinking I will try a workshop. Worthy of a smiley face, Marlene

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COSTANTINO (115421) 2022-04-09 21:37

Hello my dearest Ian and have a nice day
and a happy Sunday
an impressive photo taken from above presenting Arthur s Vale
a photo dedicated to the Nature
I like the road like a snake on the
hills sides
thanks for the sharing
regards
Costantino