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Old 29-04-11, 06:33 PM
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A cracking shot and conversion, Alan.
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Old 29-04-11, 08:16 PM
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Beautiful shot, your best I've seen
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Only One word for it, beauuuuutiful..... well done, love it


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Magical shot Abers great composition and superb PP works really well I love it.

I went to Wisley a couple of years back quite weird really our dog needed emergancy dental work so had to take her 200 miles to Byfleet to one of the few animal dentists in the UK, my wife is well into gardens and was delighted when the dog dentist told her Wisley was only a couple of miles away.

Fortunately I had my SX10IS with me and had a fantastic time taking shots there more so than any other gardens, there seems is such a diversity of plants and everything is so nicely done.

BTW dental work came to a total of £1500 (I could of almost had a 70-200 F2.8 IS2 for that) but we had insurance phew!
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Thanks Dave!

If anyone is interested Wisley is very photographer friendly, and occasionalyy opens its doors early especially for photographers. Next date is 14th May.
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http://www.rhs.org.uk/gardens/wisley/what-s-on

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That shots a cracker.
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