
boudica (boadicea) queen of the iceni and her daughters
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boudica (boadicea) queen of the iceni and her daughters
the ancient queen leads her Britons into battle against the Romans


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Nice dramatic shot Gio67. Nice touch with Roman numerals on the Big Ben clock
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Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
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A very good angle composition, Gio67. : )
All elements in the frame work together nicely...
Yildiz
All elements in the frame work together nicely...
Yildiz
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That's good work to get the background in such sharp focus at the same time..what camera was that?
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ps. I always sortof thought Boadicea was a fable...like King Arthur...anyway didn't she come to a sticky end?
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ps. I always sortof thought Boadicea was a fable...like King Arthur...anyway didn't she come to a sticky end?
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haha, I know the exact place where you stood to take the shot.
Nice shot.
Nice shot.
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yes, it was halfway down the steps of westminster tube station, probably called westminster quay it's the only vista where you can get that shot , well spottedDr. Harout wrote:haha, I know the exact place where you stood to take the shot.
Nice shot.
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sorry missed that Greg,it was the 700 with the zeiss 16-80 at 40mm 400 asa and cloudy white balance (which I always use (WB that is), seems to be what I like best, i like the rich colours ), boudica was a real one,not to be messed withGreg Beetham wrote:That's good work to get the background in such sharp focus at the same time..what camera was that?
Greg
ps. I always sortof thought Boadicea was a fable...like King Arthur...anyway didn't she come to a sticky end?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boudica
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