Old Windsor Riverside - Just Like An Oil Painting

Faintlightofdawn, on May 11, 2009, said:

Thanks a lot Ruben! Best wishes, Fai

pivatana, on June 30, said:

Hi Faintlightofdawn, great shot, nice reflections!!!!!!!!!!! thanks a lot for visiting my gallery. Have a nice day.

Greetings from Germany pivatana

Faintlightofdawn, on June 30, said:

Thanks a lot Pivatana, you have a nice day too :) Best wishes, Fai

《阿鵬》B@ngk☺k, on July 17, said:

Very peaceful... I like this atmosphere very much. Great shot, Fai.

Best wishes to the United Kingdom ~ w☺rap☺ng

Faintlightofdawn, on July 18, said:

Thanks a lot Worapong! Best wishes, Fai

ACRONYM, on July 27, said:

There are so many things to say about this wonderful, photo Fai.

First of all there are a lot of pixels in there pal! It took ages to load up the big screen. But WOW!! the clarity is superb. Pin Sharp and crystal clear ;>) The subject is very good, as is the view point and composition!! Colour and contrast perfect!!

Now just take a look at the sailing barge mast, it is massive. A whole tree in fact!! And who would not swap places with those lucky waterside folks!!

I know! its a flood plain!! They probably claim on their insurance every other year!!

A very good picture Fai and one for my faves ;>)

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Cheers

Jim

Faintlightofdawn, on July 28, said:

Thanks a lot Jim, glad you took the time to appreciate this. Lighting conditions were amazing and this shot is straight from the camera! I've seen the people on the barge feed the swans, it's a great life :)

Best wishes, Fai

《阿鵬》B@ngk☺k, on October 11, said:

I remember this photo well and I am back again to praise Runnymede. This is the Runnymede prototype for many Runnymedes in Australia and Canada. :)

Faintlightofdawn, on October 11, said:

Thanks Worapong, I think it muse be, this is an important place because it was where the Magna Carter was signed all those years ago....

Best wishes, Fai

skida, on October 22, said:

A beautiful scene, well captured, and somehow this could only be the Thames. You have a great gallery, Fai, which has been added to my favourites.

Keith

Faintlightofdawn, on October 22, said:

Thanks a lot Keith! I can't agree more about the Thames, though I am sure many will disagree with us!

Best wishes from London, Fai

Scally, on October 22, said:

It is the fact that its water goes through 8 persons insides from Oxford to Southend, which is a wee bit off putting Fain.:(

Faintlightofdawn, on October 23, said:

Not at all Scally, after the water leaves the Thames, it travels up the North Sea where it goes through parts of the North Sea, then some currents push it further up and the reverse jetstream drags it to the North Atlantic where enters the wee River Clyde. Scaring some seagulls along the way....

ACRONYM, on October 23, said:

Well if that's the case Fain... there's no bloody wonder the fishing's gone dead ;.) jim

Faintlightofdawn, on October 23, said:

Yeah, I'm sorry Jim, but it is also causes climate change and El Nino :D Blame Oxford...

Mariyana Mirandzeva-…, on November 5, said:

Yes Nice is

Faintlightofdawn, on November 8, said:

Thanks a lot Mariyana :) Best wishes, Fai