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How the once mighty are fallen...
An agreeable composition in excellent b&w, Alfie.
I used to carry a Panasonic compact everywhere before I bought a decent phone; I still charge it up now and then; it served me well for a dozen years.
Glad to know you will be dropping in regularly
Best wishes
Bill
I used to carry a Panasonic compact everywhere before I bought a decent phone; I still charge it up now and then; it served me well for a dozen years.
Glad to know you will be dropping in regularly
Best wishes
Bill
"How the mighty have fallen" The tree that is!!
I am with you Alfie with a distinct lack of fresh images in the present climate, and not much on the horizon either. Will have to fall back on the archives, but they are also beginning to get a bit threadbare. I will just have to try and soldier on!!
Ian
I am with you Alfie with a distinct lack of fresh images in the present climate, and not much on the horizon either. Will have to fall back on the archives, but they are also beginning to get a bit threadbare. I will just have to try and soldier on!!
Ian
Beautiful range of tones here. Great capture
Superb image
A very well chosen view point, Alfie.
Great processing too.
John
Great processing too.
John
Terrific composition, Alfie. Buy Tier two, that refers to the level of lockdown?
Peter
Peter
Peter -
Yes, we now have three levels of lockdown in England (Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have different rules, of course!)
Level 1 allows people to socialise indoors, in groups of up to 6. Masks must be work in indoors public spaces, and social distancing observed.
Level 2 cuts off indoor socialising.
Level 3 closes restaurants and pubs, I think. and possibly non-essential shops.
And there are various other restrictions with all three of them.
Unfortunately, the 'world class test and trace system' our government promised has, so far, been a world class terminological inexactitude, as Winston Churchill put it.
Yes, we now have three levels of lockdown in England (Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have different rules, of course!)
Level 1 allows people to socialise indoors, in groups of up to 6. Masks must be work in indoors public spaces, and social distancing observed.
Level 2 cuts off indoor socialising.
Level 3 closes restaurants and pubs, I think. and possibly non-essential shops.
And there are various other restrictions with all three of them.
Unfortunately, the 'world class test and trace system' our government promised has, so far, been a world class terminological inexactitude, as Winston Churchill put it.
