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That is definitely on point for tech and theme.
Seaodyssey's 2022 Fifty Two (Critique Welcome) Week52 Showcase
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Works nicely for the theme and gets the tech done nice and early.
The post does stand out much better on Flickr.
The post does stand out much better on Flickr.
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Nice picture and lovely light too, I hope no one will need that ring in hurry, it looks tricky to get to.
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Thank you Simon.
Cheers Bill
Thanks Pete
Thank you David
Thanks Simon, the sign says Deep Water, but I have never seen more than a dirty puddle there. It must have been an overflow for a small lake a bit further on, that Egrets and Herons use.
Thanks Peter
I knew as soon as I saw this theme.
Thank you for taking the time to comment
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Thank you Helen
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Week 28 Water
A bit late, but I knew that we would be going to the Cosgrove Canal Festival on Sunday.
TP 52 Week 26 Water by Peter Dyson, on Flickr
This is a veiw of the River Great Ouse as it runs under the Iron Trunk Aqueduct (Grand Union Canal) between Wolverton and Cosgrove.
So its double your water in one shot.
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A bit late, but I knew that we would be going to the Cosgrove Canal Festival on Sunday.
TP 52 Week 26 Water by Peter Dyson, on FlickrThis is a veiw of the River Great Ouse as it runs under the Iron Trunk Aqueduct (Grand Union Canal) between Wolverton and Cosgrove.
So its double your water in one shot.
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I like that Pete. Took a while to get my head round it though!
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I can see that, the sun was shinning on the lip of the trunking and has burnt out..
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Thank you Peter
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It also allowed me to omit lots of other things and concentrate on the handle which arcs between (near enough) lines of thirds
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Thank you HelenIt makes for quite an interesting shot - reflections bouncing everywhere
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A great handle Pete, although instinctively I thought "I bet that gets hot" (I'm sure it doesn't). Neat reflections too.
I think the handle could be a little more in focus - the far end of the handle near the spout is nice and sharp, the rest less so.
I think the handle could be a little more in focus - the far end of the handle near the spout is nice and sharp, the rest less so.
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I’d agree with the focus comment, my eye is drawn towards the spout. Nice cropping though and good reflections
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Thank you Bebop.
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The kettle as far as I now has never been used, it's kitchen ornament, we use an electric kettle like most other people, it's a her indoors thing.
Re the focus, I agree, I opened the aperature to get a better shutter speed and not to push the iso to far, it was taken on a m43 camera.
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My Dusty Week 30 Photo
TP 52 Week 30 Dusty by Peter Dyson, on Flickr
Taken in the same place as week 17 Hole, was walking the dog on his favorite walk and noticed the cobwebs with the light shining behind. It was difficult to block the light itself with the railings.
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TP 52 Week 30 Dusty by Peter Dyson, on FlickrTaken in the same place as week 17 Hole, was walking the dog on his favorite walk and noticed the cobwebs with the light shining behind. It was difficult to block the light itself with the railings.
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The lighting really picks up those cobwebs Pete.
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Thank you Dave.Nice one Pete
Thanks Bebop, as soon as I saw it I knew it would work.
Thank you Pete for your comments
Not somewhere to take a feather duster, thank you for your comments Helen.It doesn't look like a place that would get dusted very often
Thanks Simon
Thank you Peter, it's still very dusty.
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That's a good one Pete. Seems like an interesting place to explore.
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Playing comment catch-up.
Snappers Choice - A great structure to have nestled in your garden. Lots of patterns in the roof and wood.
One Half - I was going to say I have allium I have just planted but you have been corrected by Joan who is very knowledgeable on gardening. I'm only just starting to recognise a handful of flowers from "trying to grow them"
Nice level of detail in the head.
Post - I'm thinking the lifebelt needs to be cleared of some vegetation so that it's easier to see it. Nice dappled light for the technique.
Water - A clever composition which viewed on my iPad at first I only noticed the top section, so it was a double bonus to see the bottom part.
Handle - An interesting choice of crop that does work, the angle of the kettle suits the image, straight on would not have been as effective.
Dusty - Nice light accentuating the web with great detail in the wood too.
Snappers Choice - A great structure to have nestled in your garden. Lots of patterns in the roof and wood.
One Half - I was going to say I have allium I have just planted but you have been corrected by Joan who is very knowledgeable on gardening. I'm only just starting to recognise a handful of flowers from "trying to grow them"
Nice level of detail in the head.
Post - I'm thinking the lifebelt needs to be cleared of some vegetation so that it's easier to see it. Nice dappled light for the technique.
Water - A clever composition which viewed on my iPad at first I only noticed the top section, so it was a double bonus to see the bottom part.
Handle - An interesting choice of crop that does work, the angle of the kettle suits the image, straight on would not have been as effective.
Dusty - Nice light accentuating the web with great detail in the wood too.
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Thank you Bill, it's just a cut through under the main London to Birmingham Railway line, which also lets a small stream through as well, the walkway is above the stream.
Thank you for your catch up comments Stuart
Thank you all
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Week 31Food
Out in the garden for this one, I did try a photo of our fig tree which has loads of fruit just starting to form, buet as every thing is green it is hard to see them, so I went for the Crabapple tree which will be food for the birds and wasps later on.
TP 52 Week 31 Food by Peter Dyson, on Flickr
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Out in the garden for this one, I did try a photo of our fig tree which has loads of fruit just starting to form, buet as every thing is green it is hard to see them, so I went for the Crabapple tree which will be food for the birds and wasps later on.
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Good shot Pete. I remember having a crab apple tree on our farm growing up. I never understood why anyone would want to grow them. We never ate or used them and, like you suggested, they ended up as food for the birds and wasps.