A Recent trip to the dales
Posted 22/04/2012 - 21:09
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You did unfortunately pick a pretty awful week weather wise Annie. I very much like the first shot - especially as it is something that I keep promising myself I will get around to photographing one day!
Regards
Carl
Regards
Carl
No matter how many lenses I have owned - I have always needed just one more
Posted 23/04/2012 - 02:55
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1st and 4th for me.I like the composition of the viaduct, the bleakness of the dales.
C&C welcome.
Don.
Don.
Posted 23/04/2012 - 21:57
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I like them all but I love number 4.
As for being rushed by your partner, I've found that persistence (or just sheer bloody-mindedness) has gradually built up my wife's tolerance - I can now get quite a few shots off before the inevitable "can we just go now?"
As for being rushed by your partner, I've found that persistence (or just sheer bloody-mindedness) has gradually built up my wife's tolerance - I can now get quite a few shots off before the inevitable "can we just go now?"
Posted 23/04/2012 - 22:13
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Mandrake wrote:
I like them all but I love number 4.
As for being rushed by your partner, I've found that persistence (or just sheer bloody-mindedness) has gradually built up my wife's tolerance - I can now get quite a few shots off before the inevitable "can we just go now?"
Thanks every one for the nice comments I like them all but I love number 4.
As for being rushed by your partner, I've found that persistence (or just sheer bloody-mindedness) has gradually built up my wife's tolerance - I can now get quite a few shots off before the inevitable "can we just go now?"
I have also found that sheer bloody-mindedness works most of the time but one of the days away I persuaded him to come with me to the fall at west burton, been there often before, on this occasion it was raining but I love the place so got my own way. It was the expression on his face when I started to get my tripod out. Say no more lol thought it best to just take a couple of hand helds, and then drive back to the pub
Posted 24/04/2012 - 08:44
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4 is my favourite. Lovely pictures.
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Posted 24/04/2012 - 13:00
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Another vote for 1 & 4 for me too!
My wife hasn't settled with nagging me to hurry up. She now has the kids on her side. "Where's daddy?". "Oh, he's photographing anotherlog! "
My wife hasn't settled with nagging me to hurry up. She now has the kids on her side. "Where's daddy?". "Oh, he's photographing anotherlog! "
Getting there! Thanks to you guys
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