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This wooden hut is nestled in the gardens of Ford House in Bridgetown, WA. Shot with Canon 450D. (Canon lens 18-55mm) 3xRAW exposures and HDR processed in Photomatix.
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Backyard Photography – 14 August 2012
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All in Editing – 10 January 2012
Shelters – 9 October 2011
High Quality Images – 1 October 2011
Old Farts of RB – 4 April 2011
Cottage Living – 1 November 2010
Australia versus the UK – 14 March 2010
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Thank you for looking at my work. I use a Canon 450D and 7D with Canon and Tamron lenses. Some of my work is manipulated in software, often using textures and sometimes blending with 2 or more images.
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lovely work
Thank you kindly.
– Elaine Teague
Beautiful and lovely Elaine
Thank you so much Anita for your kind comment.
– Elaine Teague
perfect Elaine a fave for me.x
Ooooh thanks for the fave Catherine and for your kind comment.
– Elaine Teague
Nice treatment Elaine
Thanks Paul and thanks for looking.
– Elaine Teague
Lovely image Elaine.
ThanksTeresa. Good of you drop in.
– Elaine Teague
What a gorgeous place…. lOve the lighting
Thanks for looking Michelle. This old hut is in the grounds of a local accommodation guest house.
– Elaine Teague
beautiful work
Thanks Kathy.
– Elaine Teague
beautifully captured and the lovely romantic treatment works so well..
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Thank you so much Maggie.
– Elaine Teague
So, so pretty, Elaine. Love the effect and the glow. Beautiful work.
Thank you kindly Carol for your comment.
– Elaine Teague
very pretty … lovely, lovely light you’ve captured!!!
Thanks Lois. I took it this late afternoon, early evening when the light seems to be at its best for photography.
– Elaine Teague