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    Red

    Taken at Aldbury village in the summer of 2009



    A bit of a triumph!

    Olympus Pen E-P1, 14-42 Mk1 kit lens, ISO 200, 38mm (76mm eq.), f/8, 1/500th.

    Ian
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    Re: Red

    That's a cracker! It has an Olde Worlde English village charm about it. The sort of picci I associate with a 1950s style advert.

    Did you know the owner or the person in the picci or was it just an candid, an unexpected photo opportunity?

    Pol

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      Re: Red

      Hi Pol - I don't know who owns the car, but the young lad is the son of French friend of ours who was visiting us from France that year. Aldbury is a popular quintessential English village location popular with film directors

      Ian
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        Re: Red

        Originally posted by Ian View Post
        ... quintessential English village location popular with film directors

        Ian
        And the lad is one of the actors in that superb pose.

        It's a picture that conjures up all sorts of stories, all sorts of fantasies. Real story book stuff.


        Pol

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