Reflections: Gilfach Ddu

Vow! That is excellent! What a place!What a reflection!

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Regards,
Nezih

Andrew, I've been there and it is a lovely spot; I've shot piccies there too but not nearly half as nice as this

Regards, Larry.

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Best Regards, Larry.

All the gear & no idea.

Lovely!
Andy

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Andy

Thanks everyone.


Actually Larry, it's really hard to get right, as you've found. One feels there should be dozens of great shots it's such a unique place but somehow... This was the best I've managed, dull day so even light with few contrast problems.

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Best wishes,

Andrew

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Hi Andy, Wow! although I have been absent from commenting I peruse the pics regularly and this is worth commenting on.....superb makes a change from B & W really well recorded. In the dim and distant days gone ,I had my own dark rooom and I could only afford to print B & W pics and colour slides thats why I LOVE colour. I'm sure you will understand...Best possible regards Ron

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Oh, my.

Has everything I like in a lake scene.

You're gettin' to be kinda good at this, Andrew!

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The first time I saw this, I thought it was rotated 90° to the right. On enlarging the image, however, I find it's ALL-RIGHT. If there's any constructive criticism I can make, I'd try to leave more of the cliff face in the right hand part of the scene.
Regards

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Sam-Joseph
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