Exploring Candyland VI - IR by TwoPynts

Photography • Scenic • posted on Jan 11, 2008

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"If you want to view paradise, simply look around and view it" ~ Willy Wonka

Every curve of the path brings a new vista to be in awe of. Candyland is full of delicious panoramas that you may be tempted to sink you teeth into. Careful though. The old cloud gardener is a grumpy sort and does not take kindly to visitors masticating his shrubbery's. :'] If you look closely, you can see a Japanese stone lantern on the opposite shore (full size works best). Have a terrific weekend everyone! -----

Thanks for your bridgeriffic comments on my previous upload, Threshold Into Candyland ----- Sony DSC-P200 (IR Converted) & PhotoshopCS. (1068) The Morikami Japanese Gardens, Boca Raton, FL, USA 2007 Sponsored by: Kramer Kreations

Comments (53)

RodolfoCiminelli

7:20AM | Fri, 11 January 2008

Wonderful and fantastic landscape....!!!!

NekhbetSun

7:20AM | Fri, 11 January 2008

Once again deliciously gorgeous Kort ! yum

bevsphototreasures

7:27AM | Fri, 11 January 2008

Kort, I love this one! Just beautiful.

Sylvia

7:44AM | Fri, 11 January 2008

~Poetry for the Eyes~ Incredibly Beautiful... EXCELLENT!! ^5^

Gor111

8:09AM | Fri, 11 January 2008

I'm speechless! This is definitely also one of the most beautiful IR shots I have seen in the past! A dream to look a this capture! Congratulation for this wonderful posting!!!

gunsan

8:16AM | Fri, 11 January 2008

Eel Kort, In the next image I think we will see a little tent where Kort has moved LOL. I must give you right, it is a fantastic place seen through your camera lins.