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More locally to me, the Fallow Deer, while less impressive as a mighty beast still have great charm, and when the light is right makes for a pleasing image.
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But with a relatively quiet Autumn and early winter period, images were few and far between. However, one other trip in late October was fruitful and that was to Westonbirt Arboretum, on a day when all the conditions came right for me, for once. So to wrap up this quick look back of my favourite images of last year for a variety of reasons, here are the last batch.
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Right so that was 2011, and so on to 2012, and what will it bring?
Keep watching and see what Dave and I find crossing the paths of our lenses, long, wide and close up.
Cheers
Martin
Lovely pictures and awesome photography.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures so mind blowing love ur workkkkkk
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