Narrow Main Street Fowey UK
Uploaded: March 01, 2014
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Exif: F Number: 9, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/50 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 100, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 70.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 50D
Peter W. Marks March 01, 2014
My intention here was to show just how tight some of the streets are in the small coastal villages. I used the filter to help the viwer concentrate on the contents of the image rather than some photographic realism. Could have straightened the buildings; could have cloned in a blue sky and fluffy clouds; didn't, so let's move on folks, little in life is perfect. lol #1565353Debbie E. Payne March 01, 2014
Peter, Sometimes it is nice to see things just as they were and this is one of those times. Martin and I have become "Doc Martin" fans and this street could be smack dab in the middle of that Cornwall town as well. It seems that in every episode so far, he has managed to deploy his ABS by an awful lot of near misses on the small country roads. #10989957Dale Hardin March 01, 2014
I like this Peter and would love to visit some of those small villages sometime.By the way, suggestions are not always about "realism" but mostly about artistic results. You didn't think I was going to let that statement pass did you? :o)
Must admit, I do like your choice of filter and the orientation and composition. Well done, old friend. #10989987
Peter W. Marks March 01, 2014
Here is an image of another Cornish village just 12 miles from the other one. Note that there is a street sign indicating that there is two-way traffic allowed here in Gorran Haven whereas in Fowey it was strictly one way and is great fun when the trash truck or delivery wagons block the street! Patience is very much a virtue there.Dale Hardin March 01, 2014
we have a similar saying Peter. "Everyone in the world is crazy except you and me, and I'm beginning to wonder about you" Isn't it strange how ideas seems to be non-nationalistic? #10990245Anthony L. Mancuso March 02, 2014
Looks like a fun place to visit Peter....you take away all the fun of the main purpose of this club though when you critique your own photo and refuse to make any of the changes that you yourself suggest!!..love that expression Dale..spend a day in the ER with me and it will only reinforce it..
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Rita K. Connell March 02, 2014
love your second shot but a little curious why the color flags? #10990892Beth Spencer March 02, 2014
These are very interesting shots Peter! I know I would not be driving on any of these narrow roads! Do people own vehicles and were do they park them?Sherran Andersen March 02, 2014
Looks like a great place to visit. #10991450Jeff E Jensen March 02, 2014
I like what you've done with this, Peter.I can confirm, Dale is a little crazy. . . . #10991463
Dale Hardin March 02, 2014
Yeah, but just a "little" bit. :o) #10991469Sherran Andersen March 02, 2014
You guys are funny.Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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