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This really is a superb POTW - well done, Clix.

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Hello, Colin - welcome to TIPF

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A fine choice - well done, Strav!

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Congrats from me, too, Denis. Well done!

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What a superb pick! Well done Rye, that really is a belter.

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I had a brainwave re the Nikon files being converted to DNG, but I see that Rye has beaten me to it. Oh well,

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Well, by 'eck! I was fully expecting Clicker's misty landscape to scoop POTW this week so imagine how gobsmacked I am. Thanks, Cheryl.

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Some superb images displayed on the site, Colin, I thoroughly enjoyed having a browse.

Great work!

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Excellent - very well done!

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Doesn't this do the same thing? We registered a couple of years ago and it's worked a treat. It's free, btw.

Telephone Preference Service

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Sadly, this thread tends to get neglected and that's a pity.

However, here's my contribution for 2019.

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7 hours ago, Clicker said:

Fred and Ginger don't  look a bit out of place...!

That's very good, so cleverly done.

Fred and Ginger were a bit good eh?

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Excellent! I thought this might make POTW as soon as it was posted.

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I'm sorry this is so late, the task of choosing the winners was only passed to me yesterday.

As always, some excellent work and it's not been easy to choose - however, here's my top three in no particular order.

Well done to the winners - no prizes, but an intense dollop of platinum kudos to each of ya!

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JohnP - I just love the curve and reflection of the viaduct, the composition is just about perfect.

Hatter - The letterbox format works perfectly here. And I like the fact that we see the what's an obvious tourist honeypot on a typically British day. 

Ryewolf - Steam, smoke, a great POV, bleak moorland and a cheeky peek from the driver . This is how a steam train image should look.

Hell's bells, John, that must've been some holiday.

I love the photos of the the markets - I'd be more than happy wandering around there with a camera.

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I bet you were wondering if 'that weirdo from the northlands might like it'.

Well, I do - so brilliantly innovative that I had to watch it twice and then I called Lady Korkington away from her morning sherry in order that she could enjoy it, too.

I found the painting of the elderly man (near the end of the video) to be truly beautiful.

Thanks for that one, Mrs C, a superb find.

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A lovely surprise on a soggy Monday morning - Thank you!

I bought the bottles (recycled glass, made in Spain, very cheap) with the intention of using them in a photograph. Glad I did.

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I've no experience of this at all, John, so all I can do is wish you the very best once you've made your decision. And....

Even though your TIPF friends can't help physically, there's always a lot of moral support to be had on the forum.

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A very worthy winner - well done!

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Well done, BP, a great image.

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Jim Nix is someone I follow on YouTube, I like his tutorials and and I like his relaxed manner and I like his photography.

So here's one of Jim's Vlogs where he talks about sharing work and overcoming the fear or criticism.

The video is a little dark in places (it was filmed at dusk in Seattle), but it's the words that matter. It's well worth five minutes of your time.

I'm currently working on an image that will be called 'Backbone' and it's not the kind of thing I would normally post here. But after watching Jim's video, it might well make an appearance.

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Thanks, Gareth, this really has made my morning. Especially in a week when some really top notch images have been posted.

I spent Saturday night and Sunday morning taking explosive medication in preparation for a colonoscopy at hospital on Sunday afternoon. My weekend has been downright chuffin' miserable, but.........

This morning the sun is shining, I can eat and drink as normal and I have POTW - I think I might break into song.

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