An absolute classic.
March 7, 2026
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Su, superb.
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Winning shot, at least one of them.
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I did wonder whether to remove the wires, but no, the glitch is in the grass. Probably not worth worrying about...
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The Caran d'Ache is really stylish.
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Gorgeous. I wonder if a square crop would work? Cutting out the reflections on the left?
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That's an unusual take.
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This brings back memories of when I lived in Gunnersbury, a short walk from Kew. I spent many Sunday afternoons in Kew gardens, when it cost a Penny to enter.
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I really enjoyed these. It is so good and different to see nature acting out its routine in a series, rather than see just one shot.
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I like this shot a lot, just because the Wren is just so dainty.
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A penny?! It cost me 2200 of those.
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I wish I could look out of the window of my house and have these views! Number one shows us that you do not have to travel far to make lovely photo's. That light is just wonderful.
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Holy smokes! :-)
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Excellent.
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Yes, the light! :-)
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Excellent and outstanding! Well done.
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The perspective, color and exposure... super!
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I’m really enjoying using UWA lenses.
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Yup - my fav lens too. Exciting viewpoint. Well done.
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Nice bird shots, especially buzzard ones in the end. Here it's still scarce of migrational birds.
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This image is my favorite from this set, great light.
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Those old cameras are quite interesting, especially last one which does not seem to show any aperture or shutter speed setting possibilities. I googled bit and found that it's pretty much fixed for these parameters. But in era of low sensitivity film where most of shots were people shots posed in daylight it does not matter much.
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I wanted to keep same framing in sequence where other bird appears later and therefore didn't crop this shot more (it is already cropped from 20 to 14 megapixels). Moreover, it's shot over quite long distance (100 meters according to exif) in cloudy, hazy and rainy weather so it does not look so good in close inspection.
