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Photo of Heacham by: DebbieA

Heacham River
"Hi, Should have said it might be better with more sky and less water. Reading my first comment again it sounds a bit harsh. Sorry. Best wishes, Patrick." - Patrick Hogan(15th July 2012)

Photo of Heacham by: DebbieA

Heacham River
"Hi, Agree with all comments but would add that it needs more sky and less water......... " - Patrick Hogan(15th July 2012)

Photo of Rydal Water by: Dave John

Rydal Water from the Coffin Road
"Very nicely taken." - Paul Hilton(15th July 2012)

Photo of Ambleside by: Dave John

Sunset over Lake Windermere
"Lovely photo Dave ." - Paul Hilton(15th July 2012)

Photo of Heacham by: DebbieA

Heacham South Beach
"Love the picture Debbie" - Peggy Cannell(15th July 2012)

Photo of Hunstanton by: DebbieA

Wet and Windy Hunstanton
"Debbie, please visit Hunstanton again on a bright day as there is so much of interest in and around the town, as you will see if you look at other pics already here. good luck " - Peggy Cannell(15th July 2012)

Photo of Seaton by: Pat Trout

Seaton
"This weather has got a lot to answer for, all looks abit messy." - Vince Hawthorn(14th July 2012)

Photo of Heacham by: DebbieA

Heacham River
"Much better with detail in the sky and the dyke. And as Vince says the dyke leads the eye into the scene. Looking at the info above you are using a medium resolution setting. Check the manual and set for the highest, which will be 'Jpeg fine 3072 x 2304' this will collect the maximum information from the scene and give the best possible image. " - Dave John(14th July 2012)

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"The last three are all similar, need a point of interest and move the horizon away from the middle. Day one done a good few shots and now you are on your way. part 2 to follow." - Vince Hawthorn(14th July 2012)

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"Yeah, an awful lot of 'highlight' content in this one. Again too much to explain here but basically point the central metering point at something 'mid tone' grass is always good for this, half press the shutter and this should hold the settings and then recompose the image and finish off by 'squeezing' the button....don't jab as this can cause wonky horizons." - Dave John(14th July 2012)

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