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    #1

    Hindscarth and Robinson

    I can imagine this being a bit of a marmite shot ,one from the Lake District as the cloud began to break and casting a few light patches across the hills I thought a close up would work quite well . Looks better viewed large on Flickr cheers for looking

    Hindscarth and Robinson by Dave Steventon, on Flickr
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    Re: Hindscarth and Robinson

    stunning work Dave - this would look amazing printed large

    agree needs to be viewed on flickr
    :- Ian

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      #3
      Re: Hindscarth and Robinson

      Cheers tig,yep this one is definitely heading to the printers

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        #4
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        Technically isn't that Scope End & Robinson? :roll eyes: Last time I was on top of them I was in shorts.

        I like it a lot but think it's just a touch dark.
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          #5
          Re: Hindscarth and Robinson

          Marmite shot ? Only if you are not interested in mountains and the environment. Excellent capture Dave.
          Scott

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            #6
            Re: Hindscarth and Robinson

            Amazing capture, I've walked up there on a number of occasions and I do think it would make a lovely image printed out largescale.

            Sue

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              #7
              Re: Hindscarth and Robinson

              Dave, looking at it on here I wasn't sure, but on Flickr - wow. Wow wow wow in fact. Light gently caressing the land, beautiful detail, stunning clouds. Not marmite at all.
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                I rather like Marmite, and the image, which is much better on Flickr.
                Russell
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                  Re: Hindscarth and Robinson

                  Originally posted by Wayne Els View Post
                  Technically isn't that Scope End & Robinson? :roll eyes: Last time I was on top of them I was in shorts.

                  I like it a lot but think it's just a touch dark.
                  Thanks Wayne technically yes but the name didn't have the same ring to it ;)

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                    #10
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                    Thanks Scott ,Sue ,Alex and Russell .

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                      #11
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                      Wow! Even better on Flickr. Great shot Dave
                      Alan.

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                        #12
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                        Originally posted by Tigger View Post
                        stunning work Dave - this would look amazing printed large

                        agree needs to be viewed on flickr
                        Totally agree with Ian

                        Tom

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                          #13
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                          Cheers Al and Tom

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                            #14
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                            Dave - lovely atmospheric shot. Good light and detail on the Flickr shot - well worth a print!
                            Guy
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                              #15
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                              Now that is something a bit different. Not an image that has a restful point for the eye - instead the viewer is faced with the chaos of atmospheric turmoil interleaving with solid rock. I can imagine this printed large and framed on my wall - a picture to look and ponder
                              James
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