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Excellent timing and nicely captured.
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Weekly Challenge #187 ~ NICKNAMES ~ Voting Closed
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Thanks Gareth, this was also a full living history encampment and they were firing cannons, hand cannons and shooting longbows and crossbows.
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Thanks Clicker, I liked the colour because of the colours of the brickwork used in the bridges. It is a tidal river, so getting nice flat water would be dependant on that.
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Thanks Gareth, I think the eye level POV and mono conversions help a lot
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An interesting set of images.I do like the coloured ones.
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I do like the bleakness of the church, I thought it might be in Scotland based on it's name, it also reminds me of the Hermits Retreat, Roche Rock on Bodmin Moor.
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Ryewolf started following Bridges at Berwick-upon-Tweed
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Just two of the many bridges at Berwick, the one you can see through the arch is the rail bridge, the other is the road bridge. I couldn't decide whether I preferred the colour full size image or the letterbox mono...
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Welcome aboard Kerry, jump right in and post, we're a friendly bunch on TIPF.
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Great set of images Roger.
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Some interesting architecture there, it reminds of York on hills, I've never been to Lincoln, so I'm going to have to make an effort to visit.
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Another set of fine captures Paul, I think this very mild weather is confusing everything; I had a Yellow Dung Fly land on the car whilst photographing the birds, alas I didn't have my macro lens with me.
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The crocuses are following early, I normally don't see them till March, that said I have some tulips starting to come through. There's usually some near around an old mill lodge just around the corner from me - they don't usually last long as the Canada Geese eat them all.
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I like that, very clever.