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Knepp Castle (Remains Of), West Sussex, England
 Nikon D70 1/4s f/22.0 at 18.0mm iso200 - Cokin 121 Grad Comments and critique welcomed. I have since moved up to Lee filters which are less obvious than the Cokin's which leave a colour cast. Cheers Alex __________________
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Re: Knepp Castle (Remains Of), West Sussex, England
See no pic
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Re: Knepp Castle (Remains Of), West Sussex, England
Nicely done. I like the expanse of foreground leading the eye up towards the castle remains.
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Re: Knepp Castle (Remains Of), West Sussex, England
Thanks vey much.
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