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Chipping Campden - Cotswolds, England. D-Lux 2


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Shot in the town of Chipping Campden in the Cotswolds, England.

 

I like how the cotton-bud clouds and the leaves of the tree compliment each other.

 

Both the colour and the B&W have their own charm. What do you think?

 

Thanks for looking,

Regards.

 

D-Lux 2, ISO 80, Fine-jpeg.

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Firoze,

 

Well, you've certainly found a good part of the World! :) Ron Schmidt and I will be there for three days prior to the end of this month. I usually stay here in a nearby village. Love the Cotswold limestone... CC is often hard to shoot in the summer because of all the cars in the High Street. Have you tried "The Eight Bells"?

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Looks like a lovely place, William. Tell me more about it. I'll be visiting the area again in August, would be grateful for any other tips or info you might have, particularly from a photography point of view.

 

Agree about the cars in CC, makes it very difficult to get a good shot.

 

Regards.

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Firoze,

 

You might want to consider staying here. Very quiet but central to the northern Cotswlds. http://www.malt-house.co.uk/index.asp and http://gallery.leica-users.org/Chipping-Campden

 

If that's too dear, this place is run my a Morgan/Land Rover acquaintance. http://www.brymbo.com/home.htm

 

"The Eight Bells" is here. http://www.eightbellsinn.co.uk/

 

Good photos in CC will be hard unless you get up early in the off-season. :) Which airline?

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Thanks for the links William, I'll check them out.

Your photos on the leica-users.org site are superb, learnt a thing or two from them.

 

I was in the Cotswolds last month, covered most of the well known towns and villages. Lovely part of England. Also saw a bit of Devon and Cornwall.

 

The airline is Air-India.

 

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As regards leaving a gap between two images, I've thought of a solution: to attach the images in the text area. I'll try it out in another thread.

 

Firoze.

 

 

You need a working knowledge of HTML img tags to do that.

 

Not very satisfactory for most of us, I'm afraid.

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