Dyffryn Mawr
Posted 28/10/2014 - 06:36
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Nice, think I prefer the landscape version,shows up the leading line of the track to more advantage.
C&C welcome.
Don.
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Posted 28/10/2014 - 08:48
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There's a lovely depth to the light in these photos, rich colour and I especially like the fine control over brightness levels between ground and sky with perfect contrast.
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Posted 29/10/2014 - 01:09
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Thanks all.
Indeed Stu, hardly a day passes that I'm not down here. Although it's a bit eerie coming here in the winter darkness with only my torch for company
Regards
Adrian
Indeed Stu, hardly a day passes that I'm not down here. Although it's a bit eerie coming here in the winter darkness with only my torch for company
Regards
Adrian
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Posted 29/10/2014 - 08:46
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bychan wrote:
Thanks all.
Indeed Stu, hardly a day passes that I'm not down here. Although it's a bit eerie coming here in the winter darkness with only my torch for company
Regards
Adrian
Don't forget the dog Adrian
Thanks all.
Indeed Stu, hardly a day passes that I'm not down here. Although it's a bit eerie coming here in the winter darkness with only my torch for company
Regards
Adrian
Posted 29/10/2014 - 09:19
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You make excellent use of the track here. Good colours and sharpness. The landscape version is the best but I like the full view of the fence posts in the portrait shot.
Best wishes,
Andrew
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Andrew
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Posted 31/10/2014 - 01:36
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Stuey wrote:
No danger there Stu, as soon as I fetch the torch he's out of the door bychan wrote:
Thanks all.
Indeed Stu, hardly a day passes that I'm not down here. Although it's a bit eerie coming here in the winter darkness with only my torch for company
Regards
Adrian
Don't forget the dog Adrian Thanks all.
Indeed Stu, hardly a day passes that I'm not down here. Although it's a bit eerie coming here in the winter darkness with only my torch for company
Regards
Adrian
bwlchmawr wrote:
You make excellent use of the track here. Good colours and sharpness. The landscape version is the best but I like the full view of the fence posts in the portrait shot.
Thanks Andrew.You make excellent use of the track here. Good colours and sharpness. The landscape version is the best but I like the full view of the fence posts in the portrait shot.
Regards
Adrian
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It was very gloomy when these were taken, with the camera perched on a gate's pillar.
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