A good photograph is knowing where to stand
Or, so said Ansel Adams. I can tell you, in St James Park early on a sunny morning, you really can't go wrong.
posted by Ham at 00:22 --
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
Or, so said Ansel Adams. I can tell you, in St James Park early on a sunny morning, you really can't go wrong.
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post a commentI like your photos. I had been there before I left London last year. Oh not in the morning, lunch time as my friend works near there. I have a blog http://blog.daum.net/britishenglish,but not very much written in English. Thanks for very nice photos.
A beautiful shot Ham. There's also something about the photographer ole Ansel forgot to mention!
That is a nice shot. I also like to stand and have the light stream diagonally across the scene in front of you.
Gorgeous Ham. Er.. the park, not you. Well i expect you are too but... i'll be off now anyway.
Beautiful photo. I think you found the perfect place to stand, Ham.
That's a cracker Ham. Well done!
That is a stunning picture.
lovely, lovely shot Ham, but... isn't this Green Park?
I thought it was funny, when visiting Grand Tetons in Wyoming, to discover that the exact spot where Ansel Adams chose to 'stand' to take his famous photograph was in fact just the regulation tourist pullout, directly off the highway!
I guess rule #2 in photography is knowing when the light is right to snap the photo!
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