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Here he is Tim. Brother Ranolf, stained in glass at Chester Cathedral. Born in the 1290s and died in the 1360s. A bit before my time.
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I have to agree about the angle Gareth but I tried to get a better view of the reflections cast on the wall beside the window. Here is a straight on shot which shows the window but not the reflections to better effect.
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Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire. K5+DA*16-50mm lens.

It might as well be Japan for all the rest of us in the North East can understand what they're saying there.
David

Of course its photography, and photography with a high degree of artistry.
David.

Good idea to look for unusual epitaphs. Its a fine set, quite a few of us on this forum like to lurk in graveyards, there's got to be a rational explanation for that.
David

That's a very fine set Gareth. You've processed more of the Goths pictures than I've had time to do so far. Nice to see Mr and Mrs Forbes gothing it up.
David

Congratulations on your win, it was a superb bird shot, and well done in having it published in the magazine.
I've been in a camera club for years and I've never heard a judge ask a such a question. I know many winning photos in my camera club and others have come from Pentax cameras as Spider says, including me from time to time and another member of this Forum, Doik (John). I've also had acceptances in international exhibitions and no one ever gives a damn what camera was used. I know of three other Pentax users in our camera club who have won club competitions at Durham but they are not members of PUF.
I think you'll find that John Riley wins quite a lot of competitions at his club in Greater Manchester as well.

David

I hope no one thought I was being critical when I said it was surprising more PU members didn't go to Whitby. I realise the vast majority of people on this forum live too far away to make it possible. And its easy for me living in Durham, just about 50 miles away but we have many members in the North of England who would really enjoy the experience.
David

This thread has now passed the 1,000 hits mark. Previous posts on the Goths have also attracted big interest. It is surprising that more of our members don't make the trip to Whitby for this colourful festival.
David