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By: Neil Niamh White
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Neil Niamh White {Karma:9165}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Fuji FinePix S5000
Categories	Transportation	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Fujinon 10x Optical Zoom
Uploaded	3/5/2005	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Critiques	7	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Nr Newbury State - BERKSHIRE Country - United Kingdom
About	There was some really nice light earlier today (before it got all cold and miserable again) This one taken on the Kennet and Avon canal near Newbury)

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Sue O'S {K:12878} 3/14/2005

You sure this isn't NOWIS? :-)

Nice, Neil. Very good!

Den Thompson

{K:30432} 3/7/2005

Great detail here Neil. I can almost feel how cold it is.
Den

David Wade {K:2123} 3/6/2005

Nice abstract - well composed, you're right the lighting was/is excellent. The shaddows and textures here are also really nice.
David

Dave Stacey

{K:150877} 3/6/2005

Great detail and texture, Neil!
Dave.

Carolyn Wiesbrock {K:14051} 3/5/2005

Excellent composition and detail..well done!

Neil Niamh White {K:9165} 3/5/2005

On this occasion no. It's used to raise orlower one of the sluice gates where the Kennnet River diverges from the canal.

Over various parts of the waterway, the barges have to travel along the river rather than the canal, provided the canal has enough water in it the sluice gates are left open, but when sometimes it begins to dry out, they partially close the sluice gates so that the river water is diverted into the canal.

Neil

Gabrielle Willson {K:7978} 3/5/2005

Is that part of the lock Neil?
Great detail

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