... last weekend with Mr Fliesonline. We were mostly deadbaiting, which allowed us to lie back and soak up some rays... the weather was about the nicest we have had in 2011!

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All taken with the Tamron 18-270 mm 'superzoom', which has been in and out of favour with me this year. I think the best way to use it is to leave all the other lenses at home (which you are kind of forced into with this sort of trip anyway) and just take the one that will do for every shot. Then you don't get the chance to compare its results with the fancier glass, and you just accept them for what they are.

Col

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awesome pic mate....


i love no7 from the top...



wilkie

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always look forward to your work Colin.stunning as usual mate.

Very nice pics, great action shot as always

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Fantastic Cap,n,
Thanks for sharing.
Paul.

Those are simply stunning Col. Great stuff!

Them pictures are absolutely stunning, well done.

John

Cracking pics where abouts is this water?

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What can I say Col, you are a mighty genius with a camera and being a genius myself I know one when I see one....only jokin ofcourse, spectacular scenery amazingly captured in celluloid or should I say cells and yes your'e making me sick again....

Sorry Col, meant to return your message last night. I like the split toning on the mist one and that flared gill shot (which was the one I was going to email you about), is stunning! Inspirational, well done!

M

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