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El Sid

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The House by the Stream

26-05-2021, 11:52

More IR from early last year. The stream runs down and out to the harbour via the old mill house that is now the local yacht club HQ.

The House By The Stream by Nigel Hayes, on Flickr

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26-05-2021, 16:10

That works Nigel

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26-05-2021, 16:20

Like it

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26-05-2021, 17:35

The photo and house looks really good.
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26-05-2021, 19:04

Great shot, the IR brings it alive.

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El Sid

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27-05-2021, 12:38

Thank you everyone for the kind comments.

There's something about IR that really appeals to me...

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27-05-2021, 13:39

Nice image. The IR works.

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27-05-2021, 20:29

Agree with Ant.

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29-05-2021, 14:51

Great composition and already a good subject for mono but IR just makes it zing. Very nice indeed

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01-06-2021, 12:14

Thanks guys.

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