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Some of the shots that I am hoping to get from Yorkshire Sculpture

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The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is an open-air gallery in West Bretton near Wakefield in West Yorkshire, England, showing work by British and international artists, including Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth.

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I like the leading lines in this picture. It makes the picture look never ending, because the photographer has captured the  road surface markings, as well as the road lines.

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Like the waterfall picture, I like the angle that this picture is taken at. I think having the mountain in the background makes the picture look even more appealing. The contrast of the colours(the white mountain, and the pink flowers) again makes the picture look really nice.

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This landscape is very different to the others, but this is one of my favourites. The sunset in the background of the trees make it look somewhat abstract.

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I love how the water makes the picture look long, and never ending. The reflection of the sky, and the trees look really nice.

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Again, this is a very weird landscape picture. One of the reasons I like this picture is because of the high angle that it is took from.

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One thing I like about this is the colours. I especially like the blues and the pinks. The picture has a very sunset feel to it.

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I like the angle that this picture has been taken at. I like how because of the angle, you get the whole of the landscape within that area in the picture is being taken at.

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My favourite thing about this photo is the post-photo editing that has happened. There has clearly been some form of filter put in that has made the grass look greener, the flowers look more yellow and the sky bluer.

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I like the way they have framed this photo so that the waterfall in the background. They are obviously shooting from a lower angle, so that they would capture the waterfall in the background.