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AndyA

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#1

Christmas Fireplace

16-12-2012, 21:56

It's not a great photo by any means, but I'm just sharing some of our Christmas spirit with you

Xmas Fireplace by Andy Aveyard, on Flickr

Lens Info 18-55mm
Aperture f/8.0
Focal Length 18 mm
ISO Speed 400

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J H Foto

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#2

16-12-2012, 22:13

Re: Christmas Fireplace

Bah Humbug............................

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tesarver

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#3

16-12-2012, 22:41

Re: Christmas Fireplace

Very Nice Andy, and here is ours to help further Spread that cheer.

Tom
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AndyA

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#4

16-12-2012, 22:51

Re: Christmas Fireplace

Very festive Tom, I bet your fire kicks out some heat! :thumbup:

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Hereford_EOS

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#5

17-12-2012, 00:28

Re: Christmas Fireplace

Nice image of a very nice fireplace Andy.

Tom who's is that a train set under your tree?

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tesarver

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#6

17-12-2012, 00:30

Christmas Fireplace

That train set is Thomas the Tank Engine

Tom
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J H Foto

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#7

17-12-2012, 09:01

Re: Christmas Fireplace

Well, we have something much better than a train under our tree, we have presents.............

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DeeGee

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#8

19-12-2012, 15:36

Re: Christmas Fireplace

Di ~ Trying to take "the" photograph.
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