December in Teesdale
Posted 06/01/2017 - 01:29
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That looks like a wonderful break you had. No.3 is particularly attractive and I love your choice of plain ordinary running water as opposed to the modern fashion of milky goo.
Posted 06/01/2017 - 07:17
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davidwozhere wrote:
That looks like a wonderful break you had. No.3 is particularly attractive and I love your choice of plain ordinary running water as opposed to the modern fashion of milky goo.
I agree, and particularly with your last point. I would also pick number 6.That looks like a wonderful break you had. No.3 is particularly attractive and I love your choice of plain ordinary running water as opposed to the modern fashion of milky goo.
Cheers.
Philip
Posted 06/01/2017 - 08:48
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davidwozhere wrote:
That looks like a wonderful break you had. No.3 is particularly attractive and I love your choice of plain ordinary running water as opposed to the modern fashion of milky goo.
Hear, Hear !!That looks like a wonderful break you had. No.3 is particularly attractive and I love your choice of plain ordinary running water as opposed to the modern fashion of milky goo.
Water is water, and it flows.
Lots of gear - but not a lot of idea!
Posted 06/01/2017 - 16:46
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Thank you all for commenting. I think the character of the waterfall (Low Force) would be lost with a long exposure. It was a lucky break to be there in such weather, with long shadows all day long making for very attractive views.
John
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