16th Tee by inshaala

Photography • Scenic • posted on Sep 25, 2006

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Canon 17-85mm IS USM. Post in Photoshop. Taken on the same walk that i captured "Splendor" the one with the crow in flight. This is a not so photographed part of the course but still give a great view of the course itself and the town. St Andrews if you havent guessed. I shall be at the Dunhill next week hopefully, i may get a few shots of the rich and famous - be the papparazzi for a day or something, tho not sure about being able to do that or if i need a press pass or something :) Well, this shot was in the vaults because i didnt want to bring it out, thinking i could take some better shots some other time, thing is "some other time" hasnt come, its been raining since :(. So i dug it out and decided to put it up here. Anyway thanks for stopping by and taking a look (full size is better). Enjoy! Rich http://album.cogia.net/home.htm

Comments (6)

MrsLubner

6:59PM | Mon, 25 September 2006

Wide open and green as far as the eye can see. Wonderful course shot.

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jocko500

9:56PM | Mon, 25 September 2006

hope you get a shot at some of the money the papparazzi make. big money on a lot of that. cool shot here

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Zacko

1:17AM | Tue, 26 September 2006

So it was a crow eh? I guessed raven didnt i? Sigh. So thats the famous St Andrews court huh? Good luck paparazzing!!!!! This shot is gorgeous btw, the colors are dynamite! Have a great day! #:o)

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tommorules

3:45PM | Wed, 27 September 2006

Very nice shot of one of the famous double greens at the Royal & Ancient. I walked round the whole course myself in 2003 & was amazed at how friendly everyone was - much less snobby than I expected - even when I started crawling around in the gorse bushes looking for golf balls (hoping to find one from someone famous!). I tried to walk around the course at Loch Lomond & got jumped on by security when I tried to wander past about the 3rd hole! Nice to meet another golf-phile, I better add you to my favourite artists! Cheers, Steve.

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