Quayside at Xmas
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Very nice as it is. I'd prefer a longer exposure to make the water silky though 
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Very nice as it is. I'd prefer a longer exposure to make the water silky though
good point
Compared to the "River Sow" that runs through Stafford, this is a beautiful scene.
The river Sow.
sow by jamieZRX1200S, on Flickr
The river Sow.
sow by jamieZRX1200S, on Flickr
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Lol I think my bath is a bit more interesting than that river
I honestly think there's not a photogenic inch of that river. It's awful!
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Lol I think my bath is a bit more interesting than that river
I'm gonna have to call you on that one Phil.
Get snapping, and to make it a fair fight, I'll even let you put the plastic duck in.
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I don't know.....if you did/do, then your image becomes just like many countless others out there, who've all pull the same trick.
Just because you can use a certain technique, doesn't mean you have to.
For me, that looks perfectly good enough as it stands, even with the boat in the frame, that others might say should be out of it.
Wait 'til you see Phil's bath!
Thanks again, I possibly would have preferred the boat out, as it was windy so looks slightly blurred in the full size version. I had another trip down with my dad tonight and took one photo, so will have a look at it later.
I...am not sure I want to see Phil's bath. Do I have to?
I...am not sure I want to see Phil's bath. Do I have to?