A few around town...
Posted 03/11/2022 - 20:30
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Thanks for the Tour
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Posted 03/11/2022 - 21:09
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Great set Lenny, love no 4 for the B@W contrast and no5 for the punch of the poppies and no6, how on earth did you manage to walk up such a steep incline but i see later on, that it was for a call into the Weavers Real Ale House
Thoroughly enjoyable, all of them
Thoroughly enjoyable, all of them
Posted 03/11/2022 - 22:49
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As always, great images, Lenny. Just back from a week in Italy / Amalfi. Took the 21mm and 28-105mm for my K1ii. I may have used the 28-105mm a couple of times, the rest the 21mm. Your images confirm why it's such a fabby lens. The 77mm also rocks.
In sum, an incredible set here.
In sum, an incredible set here.
Be well, stay safe, but most of all, invest in memories
Posted 04/11/2022 - 10:27
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Just curious, which Malvern is this?
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Posted 04/11/2022 - 11:10
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All great images and carefully framed. Number four is above and beyond though. Instantly draws parallels to the Rene Jacques B&W image of Montmartre of 1950.
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Too far from a shore.
Posted 04/11/2022 - 12:32
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A great set! I particularly like the compositions of 1 and 4.
Posted 04/11/2022 - 13:06
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I is liking these... a lot!
Posted 05/11/2022 - 01:12
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I do be liking them too - except for that blessed great hill
Posted 05/11/2022 - 08:47
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Superb - yet again .
As Yosemite was for Ansel Adams, so Malvern is for Lennybloke .
Steve
As Yosemite was for Ansel Adams, so Malvern is for Lennybloke .
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Posted 05/11/2022 - 09:20
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A very nice set, thank you for sharing. I like the poppies and the 'smoke room', my pick is # 4.
Posted 05/11/2022 - 21:29
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Thanks for all the kind comments, it seems no.4 is the overall favourite and such high praise from K10D to compare my image with Rene Jacques - I wish but thank you. Walkeja - it's Great Malvern in Worcestershire And Steve, it does feel like Yosemite when doing the uphill bit
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Posted 06/11/2022 - 11:20
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LennyBloke wrote:
Walkeja - it's Great Malvern in Worcestershire
My Godmother lived in Great Malvern or Malvern Wells, can't remember which, but it always niggles me when the media refer to Malvern but never say which one, I think (without checking) there are four.
Walkeja - it's Great Malvern in Worcestershire
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Posted 06/11/2022 - 12:33
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Great set. Really like the bakehouse monos.
Think my fave is the steps, which I recall you photographing before, but the leaves give a seasonal feel.
Think my fave is the steps, which I recall you photographing before, but the leaves give a seasonal feel.
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Posted 06/11/2022 - 15:15
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walkeja wrote:
Great Malvern - the largest area of shops, often referred to as the town. Great Malven Priory and the Malvern Theatres complex are here.LennyBloke wrote:
Walkeja - it's Great Malvern in Worcestershire
My Godmother lived in Great Malvern or Malvern Wells, can't remember which, but it always niggles me when the media refer to Malvern but never say which one, I think (without checking) there are four.Walkeja - it's Great Malvern in Worcestershire
Malvern Link - Another area with shops along the main road and some industrial units including Morgan Motors.
Malvern Wells - a rather spread-out area of housing (many older, large houses) along the side of the hills on the road leading towards Ledbury.
West Malvern - an area of mainly housing along the road leading below the Herefordshire beacon (also known as "North Hill").
North Malvern - extending on from West Malvern and round the end of "North Hill"
And then there are several other parts without the name "Malvern" in them - Barnards Green, Pickersleigh, etc.
Here endeth the short, incomplete, loosely accurate geography lesson
Thanks Peter - yes those steps often pose for me, sometime with a good result - more often than not with disappointing results
LennyBloke
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18 years
Worcestershire
1. Framed Priory
2. Malvern Bakehouse
3. Malvern Bakehouse Mono
4. Autumn Steps
5. Remembrance
6. Shop to the top
7. Red brick, red leaves
8. The Smoke Room
9. Artisan at work
10. The watering hole
11. Last of the leaves
12. Mug Shot