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Château de Cheverny
Bonjoourrrr
This place can turn you into a little girl in an instant 'oooh it's so pretty' pout pout weather was great even through December shot all of these with the 12-24DX Love nostalgic images like this, early morning sun through the Loire Valley 
Grass was freakin' beautiful, i had wished i turned into a cow so i could munch on it all day. shot at 12mm 
interior i rested the camera against the door and took the shot at a much lower shutterspeed 
 Wendell Levi Teodoro
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i darkened the shadow tones and upped the saturation on the grass to fit my vision of france beautiful and haunting
Some of these work better then others for me,
I like #2, but one of my favouites is the middle shot in #3, the stairs leading up to the girl and then the 'manor' in the background.
Wendell I chose to live in Australia. Had I not done so it would have been France. I loved my time there, as you obviously did as well.
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Great work.... my faves are 3 and 7...
the contrast between the red coat and the white building in number 3 was v. cool.... pity it was only a small shot.... Thanks for keeping me inspired 
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