Subject? what subject?
Apr 6, 2024 03:54:21 #
DWU2 wrote:
How about the Wyger River valley?
Thanks and yes - appropriate - or simply River Valley.
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frankraney wrote:
Old and used many times,"A river runs through it". Will done. 
Thank you.
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Apr 6, 2024 06:35:45 #
UTMike wrote:
The UK green is always appreciated. Nice shot.
Looks a lot greener than my part of the U.K., which is looking very pale and washed out at the moment. If the sun comes out today I might be tempted to go and look for some deep, rich, vibrant greens.
Apr 6, 2024 07:39:29 #
John N wrote:
Looks a lot greener than my part of the U.K., which is looking very pale and washed out at the moment. If the sun comes out today I might be tempted to go and look for some deep, rich, vibrant greens.
Many years ago I lived in West Wycombe (days of a Pentax S1a) - as I remember, the Chilterns always seemed green then. However, perhaps the area is now covered in new builds? How are the Red Kites doing? Any more pics? They're doing ok in Mid Wales.
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Delderby wrote:
Other than "View from Cemmaes" (Mid Wales), I am stumped for a subject title to identify the attached pic. I have other "View froms". This one f16, 53mm, 1/400, ISO1000. PP'd with Affinity's Haze Filter and Unsharp Mask. Part of "getting to know my RX10ii" - I think still unbeatable for a short range fixed lens camera.
Very nice landscape!
Perhaps, "Grazing Land", seems there are sheep grazing throughout your photo.
Apr 6, 2024 09:03:35 #
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