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Oct 07, 2006 15:09 | #1

I've posted images from a couple of trips to Arundel before, but with any luck these are ever so slightly better ...

Strictly speaking these are from Swanmore Lake which is a nature reserve behind Arundel castle.

#1: View Across The Lake

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#2: The Long Path

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This path is just a little north of Swanmore Lake itself, and carries on north until it meets with the South Downs path, so "The Long Path" isn't entirely inaccurate

#3: Do We Attack ?

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#4: Arundel Castle's Back Garden

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You can't see it at "web size", but there is a small tower on the horizon where the two treelines meet which is part of the castle.

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Oct 07, 2006 17:07 | #2

All the shots are exposed for the sky, which has left the foregrounds under-exposed. Perfect shots for GND filters.

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Oct 07, 2006 17:27 | #3

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beano wrote in post #2090036

All the shots are exposed for the sky, which has left the foregrounds under-exposed. Perfect shots for GND filters.

Agree.

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Oct 08, 2006 02:56 | #4

beano wrote in post #2090036

All the shots are exposed for the sky, which has left the foregrounds under-exposed. Perfect shots for GND filters.

Sigh. Actually the first two were blended exposures but I guess I was being too subtle. How about :-

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