Thame, Oxfordshire

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All images EOS 200D with the 'STM Lens Trilogy' (10-18mm, 18-55mm, 55-250mm) all images transferred using the Canon Connect App - iPad mini 2 and processed using snapseed app....taken during a photowalk in Thame tonight

The Town Hall in the centre of Thame
Untitled by brianvickers, on Flickr

The famous James Figg
Untitled by brianvickers, on Flickr

High Street
Untitled by brianvickers, on Flickr

The letterbox outside the Six Bells....
Thame High Street by brianvickers, on Flickr

three windows and a chimney
Untitled by brianvickers, on Flickr

[tesarver]

Re: Thame, Oxfordshire

Nice set Brian

Tom

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Thanks for commenting Tom

[Birdy]

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Now thats not somewhere I would have thought to go to take photos! Interesting set though Brian, particularly like the post box shot.

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Thanks Andrew....I tend to work in different locations every week....so grab any chance for a walkabout ....and add to my Alamy portfolio ever hoping that it will be of value one day when (if ever I can afford to retire)...I know I'm clutching at straws!

[lunarbo]

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I have to admire the way you squeeze every last drop out of your 200D combo- just goes to show it's the photographer in you that does the work- not the camera !

Particularly like the post box shot and the James Figg pub, but for me the chimney shot fits into what my husband calls witheringly the " So What?" category! Ah well, can't win 'em all

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Thanks Bo....the fact that it made him comment is the essence of the answer to So What.

The 200D is brilliant...I like the wifi and flippy screen...and it can be carried with just the 24STM for an ultra small combo or with a full set of lenses in a smallish shoulder bag...I use Domke F6 (little bit smaller)...so quite happy to carry the lot.

[AlexR!]

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Nice set, Brian. The two that work best for me are the Town Hall, albeit with a sliver off the right hand side to take it off centre and to share the focus on the square, and the post box, which is excellent.

[ST-EOS]

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Nice series Brian, well seen and captured [emoji106]


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I think you’re right Alex...thanks too Peter