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It is a very pleasing photo with a magical quality.
The lighting is balanced in every corner. Really nice.
Whilst this photo is very beautiful I felt an immediate strong emotional reaction to it- the road being so immediately in front of the viewer with no other route possible confronts and demands the viewer to get a move on and start moving forwards down this road- on and around the corner into the final destination….It’s the leaving on of the ‘in your face’ road and the immediate travel that’s demanded by the photo that makes it extraordinary.