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Durham cathedral on a winters eve
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Uploaded: 12/23/09 10:58 AM GMT
Durham cathedral on a winters eve
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A picture of Durham cathedral & the river wear taken yesterday just at sundown as the streetlamps lit up. I used an ND grad filter for the sky & warming filter to enhance the cathedral stone work, F14 & 25 seconds exposure. Hope you like it. Merry Xmas to one & all :-)
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::gaeljet2
12/23/09 2:17 PM GMT
nice one
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Great shot Mick,looks like it was a difficult shot to take, turned out well though.
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Thanks for taking the time to comment.
All comments good and bad welcomed.
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Beautiful winter scene!! Very good!
Beautiful winter scene!! Very good!
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єvєrч dαч ís α gíft.....thαt ís whч ít ís cαllєd thє prєsєnt!
Gorgeous work!
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