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Oh well, here we go, nowt to lose and all that.
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I'm going to hazard a guess at somewhere near Fenny Stratford?
Canals and Trains, what's not to like
I agree with Chris. The contrast of the fast moving train with the tranquillity of the canal works well.
Oh for a nicer day to take the picture. Perhaps one to keep in mind for one of the re-shoots.
A nicely put together triptych Pete, the centre plaque is a tad bright so tough to read, but still like how you have put the three sections together and presented with the boarders
Gate(d) - I have to agree with what dark knight says about the plaque, other than that it fits the theme.
Nice idea Pete and well on theme. Have to agree about the border colour; it's hard o see at first glance.
Crickey ... I didn't realise it was a triptych either till reading the above. Re the sign, that could be easily selected and tweaked.
I've decided the best border colour for a triptych is the white/blue/grey TP page colour ...in other words an invisible border.
We've all been there, you've put it together well and it's a good collection of elements for the theme
Nice different textures of wood in the triptych
Love the sign and good selection of colours and texture.
That's a different idea and approach to the theme and nicely put together, Pete. I thoroughly agree with the sentiment of the plaque, which is poignant after having to say goodbye to our old girl last week and I miss that greeting every time I come back into the house
I also like the nice mixture of colours and textures from the two sides of the gate. Good work
I do like your original, lost of people visible through the glass and the first of the second set is the pick for me although the people are a tad soft I like the simplicity of just two side-lit people
Similarly to Chris, I prefer the second set, but you can tell this is not your thing as the shots are rushed, at least I think that's the reason for the motion blur/shake.
Fair play having a go.