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Submitted: November 1, 2012
Image Size: 2.9 MB
Resolution: 2416×2426

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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi
Shutter Speed:1/5 second
Aperture:F/4.0
Focal Length:25 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken:Nov 2, 2012, 5:59:09 AM
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High Meadowby ~artistwilder

Traditional Art / Paintings / Landscapes & Scenery

acrylic 40 x 40

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*emilysodders Nov 5, 2012 Professional Traditional Artist

Just amazing! Every time!

~Ripple-In-The-Mist Nov 2, 2012

very peacefull. I can just smell the clear, moist air.

*Ricky-Roo302 Nov 2, 2012

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Now this really IS one of your finest paintings....just stunningly beautiful, Ms. Wilder!

*Ricky-Roo302 Nov 2, 2012

....I checked out your description at the link you provided, and I appreciate your preference for the revised painting, opening up the meadow into a single field of plane. But I just wanted to chime in, in support of the piece before your tweaks...I liked very much how the painting was stacked in four planes; the mountain hillside in the foreground (...perhaps on which a hiker could stop to take in the breathtaking beauty of the scenery in the background, yes?), then an unseen slope into the meadow in the center, then the foothill off to the distant left, and finally the beautiful snowy mountain range in the far distance---four distinct planes creating wonderful depth of field.
...but again, as I said in my first note, this is absolutely one of your most lovely and beautiful canvases, Linda. You knock me out of my desk chair. ---Ric C.

~artistwilder Nov 2, 2012

Thanks so much Ric for taking the time to comment...much appreciated. I also struggled with changing it,as it didn't bother me that much,but I do like it better now. I probably will do another similar one in this series, as I do understand the more planes the more depth and interest. ( just for you,