Oxford Don's photo gallery
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BurlesqueBeauty
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These are amazing darling.
What Camera do you use?
Really need to dig out mine and start taking pictures again.
What Camera do you use?
Really need to dig out mine and start taking pictures again.
Thanks honey...I use a Pentax K10 with a Sigma 18-200 zoom. Sometimes I use the original Pentax 18-70 zoom
goddessoflove
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Such a lovely thread. I really enjoyed Oxford when I was there with my parents.
Kiftsgate Gardens
This view is across the surrounding country side. The lawn stops and a steep drop is on the other side...this was to prevent cattle wandering into the gardens without needing a visible barrier...anyone know what this featrue is called??
This view is across the surrounding country side. The lawn stops and a steep drop is on the other side...this was to prevent cattle wandering into the gardens without needing a visible barrier...anyone know what this featrue is called??
Good Morning Don
Thank you for taking the time to share youreautiful pictures, a lovely way to brighten up another cold wet gloomy morning
Oooooo is that early morning coffee I smell?
Morning paula
My pleasure...and God yes I need coffee too!!!
paulaw
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Morning paula
My pleasure...and God yes I need coffee too!!!
Click on the kettle, I'll pop and get croissant's for all
RedHairedandFriendly
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You have a lovely thread and take amazing pictures.
RedHairedandFriendly
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AbsintheFather
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This view is across the surrounding country side. The lawn stops and a steep drop is on the other side...this was to prevent cattle wandering into the gardens without needing a visible barrier...anyone know what this featrue is called??
I refer to it as a Ha-Ha wall. But I think of those as only 4-6 feet high. That is a beautiful black bottom pool!
AbsintheFather
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I think the colors, or is it colours?, are fantastic and really make the photos so vibrant.
Photography tip!!
Photos taken under slightly overcast conditions often result in more intense colours (or colors!) Full sunlight can sometimes wash them out.
Didn't know that.
Thank you so much. And thank you for posting such lovely pictures too. Didn't know that.
Happy to help darling!!!
thefishfryer
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Love the latest photos. I particularly like this one, on the surface its a simple snap, but the composition is full of interest. You clearly have a photographers eye.
I was beaten to it on the Ha-ha question, but it got me thinking into the origins. The wikipeadia entry is quite interesting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ha-ha. I didn't realise just how old a feature they were.
Hidcote Gardens in the county of Glocestershire, a classic country garden
I was beaten to it on the Ha-ha question, but it got me thinking into the origins. The wikipeadia entry is quite interesting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ha-ha. I didn't realise just how old a feature they were.
Lily13
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Don - you are sooo talented!
Love, love, love fountains
Gates are always beautiful to me. So strong, yet delicate at the same time.
Guarded as ever by a bowler-hatted lodge porter
Love, love, love fountains
Hidcote Gardens in the county of Glocestershire, a classic country garden
Gates are always beautiful to me. So strong, yet delicate at the same time.
