© 2010 Chris Armytage, Fine Art Photography, Daylesford
*Far-off is the place I chose to live.
High hills make for silent tongues.
Gibbons screech in valley cold
My gate of grass blends with the cliff.
A roof of thatch among the pines,
I dig a pool, feed it from the stream.
No time now to think about the world,
The years go by, shredding ferns.
- Han-shan, The Master of Cold Mountain*


FEATURED in the Digital Photography Group, 6 October 2010
FEATURED in The World As We See It, 6 October 2010
FEATURED in Going Green, 8 October 2010
FEATURED in Moody & Evocative, 13 Ocober 2010
FEATURED in Inspired Art, 16 October 2010
FEATURED in High Quality Images, Permanent Feature Page 9 August 2011
Photograph taken with a Canon EOS 450D, hand held 55-250 zoom, late afternoon while walking in the bush near the Wombat Forest in Central Victoria. Levels adjusted very slightly in Photoshop CS3, otherwise straight from the camera.
bokeh, chris armytage, depth of field, ferns, grasses, green, light, yellow, zen, purple, macro, dof
Comments
Wonderful photo!

How lovely, Dominika! I’m so thrilled to be featured in your wonderful group. Thanks so very much :))
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Stunning colors and light! Fantastic work :-)
Hi Angie, thanks so much for your visit and wonderful comments! Oh, and the favourite too :))
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lovely! :-) val
Thanks so much Val :)
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Beautiful work!
Hi Trish! Thanks so much for your generous comments, I really appreciate it :))
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Another lovely surprise – thanks so much for the feature Trish, you’ve brightened up my day :) xx
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there’s a love story in each of your art…
this one feels so helplessly fragile yet beautifully resilient… : )
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comments Mimi, and for adding me to your watchlist :)
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nice…………
Thank you Albert, much appreciated :)
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Stunning!
Thanks so much Kathleen :) x
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Congrats on all the success with this work and the recent feature in Going Green! Lovely poetry with it!
Thanks so much Angie – it was a bit of a surprise really, a last minute quick shot that worked out well, and the poem is a favourite of mine. So glad you like it :) x
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Delighted to be featured in Moody and Evocative, thanks so much Anthony :))
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