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Bury, Ramsbottom and Rawtenstall Lancashire UK Annually have a war weekend which is connected with the Steam Railway, Taken 2-3 years ago when my pictures were more like snapshots. I'll look out for the same event this year to get some good takes from it. this is just a sample I played around with Lol.

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beachzz

2:59AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

This actually has a very old, vintage look to it, nice one, Alan!!

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sylki

3:34AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Great shot, I like the very natural look to the people and the old photo look to it. A very evocative image

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durleybeachbum

3:53AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

perfect in sepia!

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Mad-Mike

3:54AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

WOW thanks for sharing this nostalgic U.K. event my friend! cool snap!

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CavalierLady

4:52AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Your playing worked very well, looks like an image out of the archives. :)

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delaorden_ojeda

5:27AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

it looks a real vintage capture, excelent shot and postwork.

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timtripp

5:45AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

timeless image.

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telber

5:53AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

could have been taken in 43, excellent postwork

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rainbows

8:22AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

It is a wonderful shot, Alan. I love what you have done with it. We have a similar event in Pickering, will have to get myself there sometime! Hugs. Di. xx

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junge1

8:32AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

This is a really nice capture Alan. I like it in b&w. My buddy always drags me to these WWII reenctments or get-togethers. A couple of years ago we were in Reading, PA and we saw Col. Tibbits, the pilot of the 'Enola Gay' that dropped the first A-bomb on Hiroshima. Also some guys that flew the 'Hump', the first officer across the bridge at Remagen, the youngest Marine ever to receive the Medal of Honor, and a Coast Guard guy that had been in the Normandy Landings and later in Okinawa. We also saw WWII aircraft, including the only flyable AVRO 'Hasting'.It is maintained by a Canadian group and had come down for the occasion. I remember having seen Hastings during the Berlin Airlift. Thanks for sharing Alan, Sig..

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JeffG7BRJ

9:17AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Great shot Alan, if you find out when it's on let me know will you. They also do one of these weekends at Crich, the Tramway Museum, if you want to go again. Or they do one at Eden Camp the old PW camp near Malton North Yorkshire, thats not a bad day out. I'll make some enquiries. Point and shoot eh? Snap shots he says. It looks great in sepia tone Alan. Excellent work. Bravo!!!!! http://www.edencamp.co.uk/ check this out, cut and paste.

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kgb224

9:39AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Excellent capture.

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virginiese

10:46AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Very nice capture. The sepia give an old effect to the picture, well choosen for the subject ! Hugs Virginie

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Hendesse

11:13AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Great capture, I like very much the tones!

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Janiss

11:22AM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Wonderfull shot and this sepia is perfect!

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hipps13

12:02PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

WOW Alan how exciting and fun wonderful capture nice day for a smile sweet day to you warm hug, Linda :-)

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mickuk50

12:07PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

jeff`s right eden camp is a fantastic day out plenty of memorabilia there for us oldies :o)..for snap shot this is a fantastic composition and postwork alan mick

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artaddict2

12:39PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Well I did have to crop out a few modern day people milling around with designer logos on there T-shirts !

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Lifeenjoyer

12:44PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Great mood capture!

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ledwolorz

2:24PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Excellent capture.

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Digimon

4:54PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

Wow! You totally fooled me! I thought I was looking at a vintage picture!! Well done! What a wonderful have that would have been!

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weesel

5:44PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

The flag raising on Mount Surabachi was also a snapshot. You are in good company.[ Don't deprecate your work... plenty of others will do that for you! ;-) ]

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Aioros

6:14PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

A really fantastic work

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jocko500

7:00PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

you did good on this. i like how it came out

MrsLubner

7:08PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

the snapshot looks is what makes this look so authentic. Outstanding job.

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Richardphotos

9:55PM | Thu, 07 February 2008

the man in the foreground reminds me of Dwight Eisenhower .excellent scene and the interaction with the child

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Milouv

1:53AM | Fri, 08 February 2008

Congratulations for this excellent photo.

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auntietk

7:53AM | Fri, 08 February 2008

Wonderful work! I agree with PJ - the snapshot quality this has really makes the image. Anything more professional looking would seem staged. This is so natural - it looks like it could have come from someone's treasured collection of war memorabilia. Excellent stuff, my friend!

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huismus

10:04AM | Fri, 08 February 2008

Looks back to the time before I was born. Wonderful capture my friend!

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nikolais

11:19AM | Fri, 08 February 2008

loooooooooooooooove it!

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