Falmouth
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By Sunset.
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Watercolour
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The painting is based on a photo I took on Dartmoor a few years ago. The light was fantastic and I’ve expanded on that to create this vibrant landscape.
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Started in 2003, this painting got placed in the attic for 4 years while she pursued her career in graphic design. I competed this landscape in February 2008. Dragon Hill is the small hill located at the base of the Uffington White Horse Hill in the Vale of the White Horse.
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WOOOPEEEE – NEW CAMERA – 1st UPLOAD Falmouth – Cornwall UK Its a Sony A200. Sat up all night with the book of destructions, still loads to learn. Hmmmmm Just noticed in the book of destruction that the long lense from my Minalta film camera should fit this one. Cant wait to try it. It’s in the loft. Where’s the loft? I live in a flat . Hmmmmm
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Took this in Falmouth, Cornwall, not far from the harbour. I had a peek but it was too dark to see anything. I imagined a secret garden to be on the other side, it has a sort of magical feel that makes you want to enter.
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Taken at Falmouth Harbour near the maritime museum, If I remember I think it is the bottom of an old buoy.
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This is me popping back rather earlier than expected. Everybody OK? Am here as this is my first night shot with the new camera. Have a look at the buidings on the right of the picture. (view larger). There is some noise there on the walls. Tried everything listed in the noise filter. (Photoshop) but to no avail. Can anyone help? Taken on the water front at Falmouth UK. / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / .
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A good friend who is building up a pro photography bizz gave me an old clip on filter holder thingy and a gray filter. So this is my first attempt at defeating a digi cameras habit of whiting out clouds. Joy – think it worked. This is the National Maritime Mueum in Falmouth – UK with the docks in he background. / . / . / . / . / . / . /
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Well – Suprise!!! the sun came out again yesterday. I know it is 1/2 and…...instead of 1/3 and…. but hey I had to have a record of the August 08 sun and it was the 31st. Phew! just made it. Falmout Bay, Cornwall UK. / . / . / . / . / . . / . . / . /
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Heading for Falmouth on a misty morning
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I add the date 19/11/08 coz – Surprise!! – the sun shone today. This is part of Falmouth’s Seafrontage. It was taken from a point east of Gyllyngvase beach with the Lizard Penisula as the background. / . / . / . / . / . /
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WOOOOPEEEEE!!!!!!!!! Gathered enough pennies to buy the long lens. It arrived today. This is my first shot taken at eventide a little after the sun had set. Hope you like. Ships anchor here in Falmouth (UK) bay for bunkering or waiting for a space in the ship repair yard. And due to the economic downturn just parked up waiting for a job. After I left there was a thunder storm. Missed it – grrrrrrr / . / . / . / . / . /
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This is Glendurgan Hamlet, on the Helford Estuary, near Falmouth, Cornwall. / It lies at the bottom of Glendurgan Gardens which is a joy to visit any time of year. Hope you like it. / Thanks for looking. Best viewed Large.
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This is Mabe Church, which is between Gweek and Penryn, in Cornwall. Thank you for looking. BEST VIEWED LARGER
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Who dares to enter the laurel maze at the National Trust’s subtropical Glendurgan Garden, Mawnan Smith, nr. Falmouth, Cornwall, England. / www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-glendurgangarden / Taken late afternoon October 2008. Featured in Which Way?
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A lone person strolls the beach with lighthouse in view.
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Managed to capture this lovely shot from the seafront at Falmouth – UK / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . /
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After a |Restless Night, I had to get out, So Sally & me went to Falmouth, it was freezing cold Minus 4, with a wind chill of Minus 6, (Cold for an ole guy> Any way I have not done anything to these pics their stright from the Camera onto the site. I’d like to Thank you all for your kind support I’ve recieved since I joined this grehttp://images-2.redbubble.net/images/button_buy_preview.gifat site.! / ! Malcolm
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Sunrise at Falmouth Cornwall UK / Straight out of the Camera. / Nikon D700, 24-120mm Lense. ISO 100 f/22 30sec / /
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Ah the famous Falmouth (Cornwall-UK) Regatta Week. Much enjoyed by locals,sailors and tourists alike. Much in the way of hair being let down. Loads of bands playing. I love it. / In the middle under the green windows is my fav pub. Brimming with musician friends, UNI art students. Wonderful. . / . / . / . / . / . /
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Another shot from one of the best weeks of the year here in Falmouth-UK . / . / . / . / . / . /
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The St. Nazaire Raid (also called Operation Chariot) was a successful British seaborne attack on the heavily defended docks of St. Nazaire in occupied France on the night of March 28, 1942 during World War II. The operation was undertaken by Royal Navy and Army Commando units under the auspices of Louis Mountbatten’s Combined Operations. St. Nazaire was targeted as the loss of its dry dock would force any large German warship in need of repairs, namely the Tirpitz, to return to home waters rather than seek safe haven in the Atlantic coast.[3] The obsolete destroyer HMS Campbeltown commanded by Stephen Halden Beattie and accompanied by 18 shallow draft boats, rammed the St. Nazaire lock gates and was blown up, ending use of the dock. Commandos landed on the docks and destroyed other dock structures before attempting to fight their way out. All but 27 of the commandos were either killed or captured: 22 escaped back to Britain in the Motor Torpedo Boats and 5 escaped to the Spanish border. Five Victoria Crosses were awarded to men involved in the raid, which has been called The Greatest Raid of All. / “Wikipedia” /
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