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Britten Memorial, Thorpeness, Suffolk

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HughofBardfield Senior Member Registered: December 2007 Location: Great Bardfield, Essex, UK Posts: 581	By Maggi Hambling
	· Date: Fri 7, December 2007 · Views: 228 · Filesize: 40.5kb, 117.9kb · Dimensions: 1067 x 800 ·
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steverh

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Registered: February 2008
Location: Bristol
Posts: 386

Tue 18, March 2008 5:28pm

Rating: 8.00

Nice image. Wonder if works as a monochrome?

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Steve

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Nick Temple-Fry

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Registered: November 2007
Location: Wiltshire
Posts: 1,617

Mon 31, March 2008 8:48pm

Rating: 8.00

I now understand why this has been subject to such controversy - nice image and a startling sculpture

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HughofBardfield

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Registered: December 2007
Location: Great Bardfield, Essex, UK
Posts: 581

Tue 1, April 2008 1:20pm

Thanks Nick - I think the controversy stems from the location as much as anything else. It's midway between Aldeburgh and Thorpeness on an unspoiled shingle beach, and a few local feel it detracts from the scenery. Personally, I disagree!

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Hugh of Bardfield
Essex, UK
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Graham_of_Rainham

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Registered: November 2007
Location: Rainham
Posts: 1,113

Thu 24, April 2008 3:21pm

Rating: 9.00

A so often seen image that makes it hard to do and get something special.

This a a very good shot, with good use of the light. Composition is good. I do however prefer it when I crop the top and left to give the subject just a bit more presence in the frame

Graham

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HughofBardfield

Senior Member

Registered: December 2007
Location: Great Bardfield, Essex, UK
Posts: 581

Fri 25, April 2008 12:10pm

Thanks Graham. It also works quite well as vertical crop. Someone was kind enough to use it for some concert posters & programmes as a vertical.

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Hugh of Bardfield
Essex, UK
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