A very high standard of photography in this set.

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Yesterday turned out to be a very good day at Whitby. No huge crowds. Swing bridge was open to traffic up till around 3:30pm then they closed it to traffic. By 4pm the crowds had built up to quite a size yet no issues moving around or getting access. I put it down to those that had previously been and decided no to go again?

As far as I know, both Carl and David also thought it was quieter than previous years. Since it was my first visit in over five years I could not make a call on that one. There were lots of togs asking permission to shoot and saying thank you afterwards. I didn't see that five years back.

No regrets from me about going. Even the early train there with superb countryside views was worth it.

A great day and good to meet up with Carl & David. Weather just got better & better as the day went on.

Not a Goth but she did warrant a shot.




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It was never all going to be in focus but you nailed the eyes! Well done.

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I also like the second shot.

Don, it's Glasgow's equivalent of Perth Arena but without the stealth stadium look.

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It's a good lens.

Once you've worked out why you need a faster lens at that length, let me know. Others say it's for low light and some say for shallow DOF at minimum focus distances.

I'm happy with my copy.

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and me.

Robert Shaw worked as a teacher in Saltburn before becoming an actor.

Well exposed and good DOF here Don.

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A wonderful set.

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