Submitter's name:	Ian Skelly
Title:	Edlesborough Church
Gear used:	Zuiko 300/4.5 + digital body.
Diaphragm:	F8
Shutter speed:	1/2700
Film used:	Digital capture, ISO800
Technical information:	Aperture priority metering, RAW capture processed in PS CS.
Subject information:	I went to Whipsnade Zoo with the idea of getting an animal portrait for this Tope. By sheer chance where I parked looked over Dunstable Downs and I just needed to poke the camera out of the window to get this.
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Comment left by: Olaf Greve (no e-mail specified)

I'm not certain as to what the simplicity aspect is of this shot, but it's certainly a beautiful picture.

Comment left by: Bill Barber (nsurit@aol.com)

I really like this image and am taken by the rolling hills and fog. Found myself cropping out the church and making a long panoramic with a sheet of paper.

Comment left by: Piers Hemy (no e-mail specified)

Attractive image, though I concur with Olaf about the dubious confromity to the theme - perhaps a bit of a loose Canon?

Comment left by: Joel Wilcox (no e-mail specified)

It has a lot of atmosphere. ;^) Great composition and fits the theme if you think it does. I'm just glad I got to see it!

Comment left by: Brian Swale (no e-mail specified)

I think there is a clear "simplicity" aspect to this great image. Only the main elements of this dream-like landscape come through, as the general atmospheric fog and low lighting level (except for the highlighting of the Tower) serve to de-emphasise all the rest of the scene, leaving mainly simple, rather vague, impressions of this remainder for the viewer to enjoy. I think this is a very good picture.

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