choc's photos

jeff a écrit :
here's a link to a photo site of our old friend, charlie choc. some
spectacular stuff, and worth a look if you appreciate camera art.

http://www.chocphoto.com/

Spectacular, thanks for sharing.

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In article , Denis Lamy
writes
jeff a écrit :
here's a link to a photo site of our old friend, charlie choc. some
spectacular stuff, and worth a look if you appreciate camera art.
http://www.chocphoto.com/

Spectacular, thanks for sharing.


Agreed - fabulous. I'm jealous that we don't have such spectacular
scenery here.:-(
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Bill Grey

"W. D. Grey" wrote

I'm jealous that we don't have such spectacular
scenery here.:-(

actually, billy me boy, some of your welsh images are easily termed
"spectacular". are you still getting out for camera walkabouts?

yfitons
wayno

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unications, Wayne
Harrison writes

"W. D. Grey" wrote

I'm jealous that we don't have such spectacular
scenery here.:-(

actually, billy me boy, some of your welsh images are easily termed
"spectacular". are you still getting out for camera walkabouts?

yfitons
wayno


Hi Wayne,

Well we do have some rather nice mountainous areas in North Wales - too
far for me to nip out and take a few shots.

I still take pictures when I can - I currently using my Canon 5D and L
series lenses the 17 - 40 mm wide angle is my favourite landscape lens.

My walkabouts are few and far between now though. Over the last couple
of years, some friends of mine and I have been communicating with the
families of a Canadian aircrew which perished in a Wellington Bomber
crash in 1944 in our local hills. the families of the crew didn't get
the information about the whereabouts of the crash. We have helped them
achieve some sense of closure with the information we've provided.

I seem to be suffering from my medication th4ese days - statins in
particular have slowed me down considerably.

I trust you are as fit as ever and getting in some fishing in the hills
of NC.
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Bill Grey