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Jethrohoyt said:

A hung world.... the edge..... go no further!!!

I like your thinking Matteo - and your sense of humor.

La ringrazio molto per la vostra visita molto gentile e commentare - Jethro


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Sarah O said:

NO NO Mike it is fine what all you said about the names. You are smarter than me to change you name so often. I am not sure I would do that, but at some point, if need be, I could I suppose. I dooo hope they save as much of the leg as possible Mike. Please keep in touch on this, and stay in good spirits (no not from a bottle, tho that might help huh?) :)) ALl on pano wish you nothing but the best, you are a friend to so many here, dont ever feel like you are alone. Iam waitiing to "Jump for Joy"...yep go get your beauty sleep, I'll do that in a few hours:)


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Nick Weall said:

You got it :))))


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Nick Weall said:

Steve Drury I think that these trees were probably planted after the recent M25 widening ~ what ever the original reason the end result id there for all of us to enjoy ~ so thanks for your great comments and like ~ All the best ~ nick


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varkos said:

Very good composition, beautiful colors! Like!


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skida said:

I'm afraid they all lost their jobs a few years ago when "The Big E" closed down. I think it was the last deep coal mine in Northumberland. Still winter I'm afraid, Jethro. Thanks.

Keith


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Nicoara Lidia said:

Foarte frumoasa imagine!

Superb acest loc!

Like+Vot

Un calduros salut.Lidia


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Faintlightofdawn said:

thanks a lot Wojciech, best wishes, Fai


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Faintlightofdawn said:

thanks a lot Roro! Best wishes, Fai


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Luca Effe said:

love your shots, lk*f


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skida I am biker and an amateur photographer living in the County of Northumberland, Northeast England. My favourite subject for photographs is Landscape and Buildings, although I will try anything at least once. I currently use a Kodak Z812IS superzoom bridge camera and many 35mm film cameras. My post-processing amounts to small adjustments in light, contrast and saturation. I have used the clone stamp for minor imperfections, but always feel guilty afterwards. I do not use HDR. I realise it can be a useful tool but I have seen so many bad examples that I have decided to live without it (for the moment). I am enjoying re-learning the joys of manual focus and the self control necessary with film photography. Results so far are "getting there".\ I hope my new Canoscan 8800F will help improve the quality of my scans of negs and slides, old and new. My photographic aspiration is to produce landscape photos that present the subject in the most pleasing and natural way possible.

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