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| December 2016 -
"Venice Skyline" Ian Whitworth |
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I believe Venice to be one of the most interesting cities in the world to visit and photograph. It is truly a unique and beautiful place and one of the only cities that can boast having no roads for motorized vehicles in the main portion of the city. Beyond the causeway from the mainland ending at the train and bus terminals, Venice can only be travelled on foot or by water. Ian describes his visit here - www.better-photographs.com/venice.html |
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| November 2016 -
"Early One Morning" Carol Wiles |
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A tranquil scene taken by Carol Wiles ARPS whilst visiting the beautiful Greek Island of Lesvos. Carol describes her visit here - www.better-photographs.com/lesvos.html |
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| October 2016 -
"Mawddach Cregennan" Ron Sutton |
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Image of the Month for October is by Ron Sutton. Cregennan Lakes are owned by the National Trust, and are situated on the northern slopes of Cader ldris, some 800 ft. above sea level, overlooking the beautiful Mawddach Estuary, with car park, just 5 miles from Dolgellau. More of Ron's work can be seen at - www.ronsuttonimages.com |
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| September 2016 -
"Sydney Landmarks" John Curgenven |
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Image of the Month for September needs no explanation but the view should be seen by all photographers. |
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| August 2016 -
"Rydal Water" Sam Segar |
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Rydal Water is a small body of water in the central part of the English Lake District, in the county of Cumbria. It is located near the hamlet of Rydal, between Grasmere and Ambleside in the Rothay Valley. Numerous walks are possible in the surrounding hills, as well as a walk around the lake itself, which takes in Dove Cottage and Rydal Mount, both homes to William Wordsworth, and Rydal Cave, a former quarry working. At the western end of the lake, steps lead to Wordsworth's Seat, which is considered to have been Wordsworth's favourite viewpoint in the Lake District. |
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| July 2016 -
"Blooming Orchids" John Curgenven |
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These Orchids were photographed in the Orchid House, Kandy Botanical Gardens, Sri Lanka. A macro lens was used with a tripod to shoot RAW files which were then processed using select techniques in Photoshop to render the already dark backgrounds to black. More examples of the beautiful flowers to be found in Sri Lanka can be seen by clicking here. |
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| June 2016 -
"Dawn in Wallingford" Andrew Barrow |
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This month's Travel Image of the Month is selected from an Album by Andrew Barrow ARPS which was inspired by David Noton's presentation at the RPS Travel Group's 'Springboard to Success' meeting at Runnymede. Andrew is holding a workshop 'Wallingford Wanderings' in October - details at www.rps.org/events/2016/october/07/wallingford-wanderings and more of his work can be seen at http://andys-scribblings.co.uk/photo. |
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| May 2016 -
"Colour of the Season" John Curgenven |
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Seen everywhere in the UK - www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lists/bluebell-woods-near-you |
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| April 2016 -
"Complete with Swimming Pool" John Riley |
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In 2010, the Falkland Islands held the largest breeding population of Gentoo penguins in the world, with an FC census recording 121,500 breeding pairs. Numbers in the Falkland Islands do fluctuate, but have averaged about 100,000 pairs over the last 75 years. Gentoo penguins are resident in the Islands throughout the year and distributed all around the coastline. This is the second largest Falkland penguin, standing at 76cm (30 inches) tall. It has a distinctive white bar over the crown of the head, a long orange and black bill, a blue-black back and under parts silver-white, and orange feet. It is very inquisitive, although easily scared from its nest if approached to closely by humans, which in some cases can leave the eggs or chicks vulnerable to predation by skuas. |
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| March 2016 -
"Fairy Glen" Ron Sutton |
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The Fairy Glen is a secluded and enchanting gorge on the river Conwy. A favourite with artists and photographers alike. Located only a short distance from Beaver bridge on the outskirts of Betws y Coed, a combination of rapids and cascades on the Conwy river that are chanelled into a narrow ravine. Wooded banks and rock walls clothed with vegetation add to the charm. |
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| February 2016 -
"Ha'penny Bridge" Ian C Whitworth |
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The Liffey River flows through the center of Dublin on it’s way out to the Irish Sea and has a number of bridges that cross it including the Ha’penny Bridge that got its name from the old toll that used to be charged years ago. The Vikings originally inhabited the area of high ground near Christ Church and used the Liffey to moor their ships for protection from the sea. |
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| January 2016 -
"LLynnau Mymbyr" Ron Sutton |
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Image of the Month for January is LLynnau Mymbyr near Capil Curig in Wales by Ron Sutton. |
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