cast a giant shadow by alanwilliams
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
THE blackdown hill with my home town of Chard nestling below

Comments (18)
Sometimes I wonder about me: when I first saw this image, I thought: Ohh, look at the tree cast by that shadow! This is a brilliant, wonderfully relaxing shot. It feels like a casual stroll and it's visually appealing, especially in terms of the greens repeated in the grasses and in the lichens on the tree. This is super work!
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
interesting,nice capture
Very impressive perspective! Bravo.
Lovely . not taken today though.
An extremely striking photo of your special tree!
superb !
Very beautiful capture!
Very good find and composition
WONDERFUL WORK!
Wonderful and very creative work.
A lovely clear capture and the tree makes a wonderful frame with its long shadow.
Good thing your town is in England and not Switzerland. Then we'd have to call it Swiss Chard.(sorry) Brilliant composition on this. The shadow of the tree leads the eye to the hedge in the distance which then leads the eye right to the town. And great framing with the tree and the shadow.
Great capture with low winter light
Fantastic composition; the curve of the shadow an tree makes a sweeping frame for the little town below. Beautiful work!
Oh my goodness I love this beautiful image. :))))) Looks like a most sweet place to live. :)))))) Love the long shadow of the tree. :)))) Most excellent capture my friend. :)))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :)))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))
the shadow must be from a younger age. the shadow is much more skinny. very well composed landscape
You caught just the right angle to capture the extra long shadow!