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tesarver

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#1

Christmas Break

21-12-2021, 15:17

While wondering around the Easton Christmas Village with my new RF35mm lens, I spotted this gent taking a nap on the bench.

Canon EOS R w/RF 35mm

Street shots at Christmas Time (Resting) by tesarver, on Flickr

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Daisy M

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#2

21-12-2021, 16:18

My money is on the fact that he will forget where he left his glasses.
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AndyMulhearn

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#3

21-12-2021, 16:33

Saw that on Flickr Tom, very nice it is too.

EOS 7D mk II, Sigma 150-660C, Canon 17-85 EF-S, Tamron 10-24 and a wife who shares my obsession.
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Trev B

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#4

21-12-2021, 19:15

Excellent shot Tom, my thoughts were the same as David's

Trev

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Bill53

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#5

21-12-2021, 19:31

Well captured Tom.

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Lavenderhill

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#6

21-12-2021, 19:38

Black and white works well. Well captured.
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Colin W

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#7

23-12-2021, 13:09

A nice photo in black and white.

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John Liddle

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#8

23-12-2021, 17:26

A good street study Tom.

John Liddle

Backwell, North Somerset - "Where the cider apples grow"
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