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davidtrout wrote:
However its a fine view and I'm not going to engage in the technical debate over this enjoyable image.
David)>>>
Dad with his sticks, gammy leg and ankle and pure determination.
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andymat wrote:
Oh to be in England - or is it eastern Australia, I can't quite tell!
I'm also wondering if this is the English Malvern. Its years since I've been to the top of the Worcestershire/Herefordshire Malvern Hills to enjoy one of the most magnificent views in all England but somehow this all looks a little too green. Fine for the surrounding countryside but my memory, admittedly suspect after all these years, suggests the tops of the Malverns are not quite so green and grassy as this but more moorland-like.Oh to be in England - or is it eastern Australia, I can't quite tell!
However its a fine view and I'm not going to engage in the technical debate over this enjoyable image.
David)>>>
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Thanks all for the very informative and helpfull feedback. It is indeed Malvern UK , a place we always visit on UK trips as we have family in the area and my Dad (87) insists on a walk to the beacon saying each time it will be his last!it is extremely green at the moment and very lush. Returning to OZ next week.
Dad with his sticks, gammy leg and ankle and pure determination.
PPG: http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/artists/davidtrout
Look really good to me, such clarity.The eyes are alive in all shots.
Comment by 08tiger posted on Todays/Recent STRANGER Portraits at 09/06/2014 - 20:46
At least they had some sunshine and warmth
A nice way to spend a lazy summers day
and one of the forgotten era
A nice way to spend a lazy summers day
and one of the forgotten era
Comment by 08tiger posted on Banbury run at 08/06/2014 - 15:24
