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Horsey Windpump by Ian Flindt
A view of the National Trust-owned Horsey Windpump on the Norfolk Broads. The conventional view of this structure is from the stretch of water that connects the mill with Horsey Mere. So I thought I'd try a different point of view by standing at the roadside to capture the reeds swaying in the cold March wind - a slightly precarious position given the speed at which some of those Norfolk drivers drive!
| Category: Landscapes | Views: 4380 |
Details
| Camera | Canon EOS 20D |
| Lens | EF 17-85mm |
| Focal Length | Not Entered |
| Shutter Speed | 1/50 Second |
| Aperture | F/18 |
| ISO | 100 |
| Date Taken | Not Entered |
| Tags | Not Entered |
| Location | Not Entered |
| License | All Rights Reserved |
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David Danger
Very good, can I ask a question? how did you get those colors, did you use a filter or something else. thank you. I try to learn from the good ones. David. -
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Dave Noonan
very great photo my friend...i remember seeing this in the mag and how impressed i was then. : ) -
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Mark Moore
did someone mention 5, sorry Ian, im drunk haha, and i cant beleive that nyone would have teh gaul to mark you less -
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Raphanius Levant
i have lots of average photos of broads wind pumps so i can truly say that is an awesome picture. i would like to know what post production you used to achieve that warm old world feel. it almost looks like a painting. -
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Fanatsic image and one that I have taken myself but not with the success or the colours that you have captured. Fantastic. -
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Alex James
I dont know what you did to it,but I wanna know!. As if the composition wasnt enough you go and treat it with the most magical of touches. like a painted masterpiece. you are an artist -
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Bev Hadland
Congratulations are in order for this image Ian, I might say one to die for mate, I have just seen the Pump in a landscape book and its poor in comparison to your image........Bev -
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31/12 2007
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Leigh Thomas
Love the lighting, composition and colour, wonerful shot in summary, congrats on the POTW! & Happy New Year! -
31/12 2007
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Ian Flindt
Crikey - what a wonderful New Year's Eve present! Thank you, Editor, for choosing this as PoTW - and thank you, everyone, for such kind and generous comments. They mean a great deal to me. I hope you all have a wonderful 2008. Best wishes. Ian -
31/12 2007
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Ian Furniss
Congratulations on POTW and very truly deserved. Such an excellent photo 5* just doesn't seem enough. -
31/12 2007
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Anthony Beck
Congratulations Ian. Glad to see you have this recognition. Best wishes, A. P.S. Hope you and others in your league will look out for talent to encourage among the smaller fish ( I don't mean me - look at the pic called "Father" for instance..) -
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Ollie Bell
Well i thought i had commented on this shot but obviously not! A stunning shot which deserves POTW as does much of your work! Rgds Ollie -
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Bev Hadland
Outstanding image Ian, wonderful lighting and as you say an unusual viewpoint of the much photographed pump, by far the best composition iv'e seen so far. Brilliant work this....Bev -
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Polly Chapman
Very atmospheric with such moody lighting. Also excellent composition with the reeds in the foreground. best wishes, Polly -
10/12 2007
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Don Rice
Great color, composition, and texture. These together with the lighting produce a very atmospheric image. Best, Don -
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Josie Reavely
It was definitely worth the danger! A beautiful photo, really well composed. Those reeds really add to the shot and the lighting is wonderful. Well done
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