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The Quarter Cake Forest
Copenhagen
The nick name Quarter Cake cames from the shape of this small forest, or horse path, located in Dragør - a small fishermans village some 15-16 km. south of Copenhagen, Denmark. I wanted to catch the sun looking through the spring leaves, inspired by Verner Hansens panorama of mushrooms.
Copyright: Leif Nygaard Eilertsen
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 6030x3015
Taken: 25/05/2010
Uploaded: 25/05/2010
Published: 25/05/2010
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Tags: dragoer copenhagen denmark forest spring
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