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Uploaded: 03/04/07 12:24 AM GMT
Conwy View
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Looking out from the ramparts of Conwy Castle, North Wales. I took this shot mainly for the textures and colours of the ancient stonework. . . . Kodak V550 . .Thank you for viewing, comments most welcome and always appreciated

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.twinkel
03/04/07 12:55 AM GMT
I see what you mean LynEve about the stonework but I also like the peek-a-boo into the distance:))
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::scorpie
03/04/07 1:15 PM GMT
Fabulous capture Lyn, hope I get this in the vb.
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Why not go out on a limb, that is where the fruit is.... Frank Scully
::Hottrockin
03/04/07 1:19 PM GMT
Interesting structure ya found!! I like the idea of them framing the city!! Would like to see a wee more of the background...it looks great!!
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Picture Purrrfect .
::Dunstickin
03/04/07 1:22 PM GMT
Nice little framing job!...Yes..they have some great textures in there...but, there is also a rugged beauty to it too
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::fogz
03/04/07 2:08 PM GMT
ahhh lovely old Conway looking out over the sea! beautiful coastline and steeped in history and only a short distance from here! thanks for reminding me I need to visit North Wales. :) Patti
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.auline
03/04/07 3:37 PM GMT
Great shot !! I have been there it's a lovely place to visit :)
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::phasmid
03/04/07 3:51 PM GMT
Well, it's all new to me, although it's obviously been there for quite a while. It's a great study in textures and contrast, Lyn.

♫ :)PJ

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::jswgpb
03/04/07 4:22 PM GMT
Very nicely done Eve, did ya throw a spear while you were up there ?? LOL
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::Anita54
03/04/07 4:23 PM GMT
Wow, what a view and the textures in the foreground are awesome. Perfectly captured with excellent composition and clarity. Thanks Lyn.
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Please know that I enjoy your work even though I don't always get to comment. I try to look at (and enjoy) all your new posts and always appreciate the time you take to stop in at my gallery as well. Have a happy day ;) Anita
.Inkeri
03/04/07 7:11 PM GMT
Great shot,Eve..with Superb composition..
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.johindes
03/04/07 7:54 PM GMT
Now that looks familiar :) I like the way you had framed this shot, all the times I have been there its never occured to me to do a shot like that. I love to see new perspectives of the town, when you see it everyday you can get a bit used to it.

Lovely shot
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Very very new to this, and only have a bog standard fuji 2mb digi camera.
::MarianaEwa
03/04/07 10:56 PM GMT
Great shot Lyn. Lovely texture on the stone and it frame the village perfectly.
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::muggsy
03/05/07 1:11 AM GMT
I find that stone work VERY interesting as well. Time has taken it's toll over the centuries leaving a panoply of color tone and unique sculpture. Wonderful perspective Eve.

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::cynlee
03/05/07 10:54 AM GMT
Just enough of a view to whet the appetite for more and the stone really shows its age to us quite nicely in your capture. Great perspective.
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You will be led to the knowledge of the internal things which are invisible to you, by the external things which you see before you. . . . Even so then, we can represent to ourselves in thought the Author of all that is, by contemplating and admiring the (visible) things which He has made, and ever brings into being. - Hermes
.dutch_postings
03/05/07 6:59 PM GMT
Oh this looks to be very old.. lovely seethrough to the harber to !
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.boremachine
03/05/07 8:48 PM GMT
great shot Lyn, those walls must have seen ages :o)
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