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Sporgon said:
Great view and wonderful in panorama captured. The name Scarborough reminds me of Scarborough Fair (S&G)
New camera? 8)
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candyman said:
Many thanks candyman. English Heritage have built a new stairway up to one of the ruined turrets on the walls of Scarborough Castle, so that enabled me to get the shot.
Yes 'Scarborough Fair' does refer to the annual fair that used to be held at Scarborough in the Middle Ages, when it was a 'Borough' of national importance, sited below the castle which dominated the area. Simon & Garfunkel made the traditional English ballad world famous.
4D - CR never saw that coming did they ;D
I've amended it !
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Sporgon said:
;D ;D ;D ;D
btw I am sure you are going to show us this view in the blue hour. I bet it will look marvelous with the light on around the bay.
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IMG_9353 by Andy Hodapp, on FlickrProof that sometimes you don't need to shoot wide angle for landscapes. Shot using the Tamron 150-600mm.
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Lots of respect for you landscape photographers out there. After waking up before dawn for nearly a week to capture the sunrise in the OBX, I finally got something a little bit interesting on the last day. In all the rest the sun was obscured by thick cloud cover from a weather system that hung around most of the week.
T1i, Sigma 18-250, ISO 100, 1/125, f/6.3
T1i, Sigma 18-250, ISO 100, 1/125, f/6.3
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PFerrara said:
I love the mood this shot has from the pinkish tone that goes throughout the photo. Great!
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Hi PFerrara.
This just proves that patience and persistence are key to a good photo.
Very nice shot.
Cheers, Graham.
This just proves that patience and persistence are key to a good photo.
Very nice shot.
Cheers, Graham.
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