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MattGrey last won the day on April 14 2023
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Thanks, yeah it was my son who got hurt. He was the last soldier on the back of a troop carrier going into a skirmish. As it stopped the tail gate failed and dropped open, taking him with it. He's fine, was more shaken up than anything, the staff were brilliant looking after him.
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Some beautiful shots there! Hard to pick a favourite, love them all!
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Love the colour in that first shot.
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More shots on my website at https://www.matthewgrey.co.uk/Event-Photography/Warag-2023/ if anyone wants to take a look.
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My son is a member of the D Day Dodgers, a WW2 re-enactment group. We took him away to WarAg in Somerset for a weekend of skirmishes meeting up with hundreds of other re-enactors from around the country. A brilliant weekend and highly recommended, even if, like me, you have little interest in the military. Unfortunately there was a small incident involving being thrown out the back of a troop carrier and falling 7ft to the ground followed by a short trip to minor injuries! Thankfully just some bumps and bruising.
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I don't often photograph gardens or flowers, but I found myself with an hour to kill wandering around Trengwainton Gardens and could not resist capturing this little bridge. Trengwaiton Gardens, Madron, Cornwall, UK. EOS 6D : EF 70-200 F4L : 73mm / F8 / 1/320sec ISO 1000
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Cracking shot!
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Gorgeous shot!
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I wasn't keen on the building either but I wanted to keep the steps going up the headland and this was the best crop I found to fit them in. There's also a cafe and a car down there that I had to work around.
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Love the black and white shots!
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I'm sure I've shared many photos of this place on here before...but it's still on of my favourite spots to photograph. EOS 6D : EF 17-40 F4L : 17mm / F8 / 15sec 10 stop ND
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I prefer the red too. Unfortunately they're not an option in my woods.
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Brilliant shot and a great choice!