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Golden light over Gold Hill

Golden light over Gold Hill

The best part about shooting here is the wonderful pie shop at the top of the hill. It makes for a very civilized shoot.

The best part about shooting here is the wonderful pie shop at the top of the hill. It makes for a very civilized shoot.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II

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Aperture f/16 ISO 100 Shutter 4/10 Focal Length 105/1

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Jun, 2016

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345

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+29

Awards

Chatter Award

People's Choice in Golden light Photo Challenge

Superb Composition

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Absolute Masterpiece

+3

Top Choice

+2

Peer Award

+1

Outstanding Creativity

Superior Skill

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Top 10 rank

Top 10 rank

Top 10 rank week 1

Top 30 rank week 2

Top 30 rank week 1

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Fairytale :)

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Yes! This hill has been used in a number of TV shows and adverts. Most people think it's somewhere in Yorkshire, but it's actually miles away in Wiltshire!

I was here, Golds Hill. Great photograph

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Most of the locals seem unaware of what a great place it is. Parking is a headache...but the pie shop is rather nice. It's a great spot to hang out and wait for the light. If it's a no show...then at least the pie was good!

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Absolutely wonderful. Congratulations on the win.

Beautiful capture! Congrats.

My congratulations! stunning shot!

Gorgeous shot. Congratulations on People's Choice in Golden Light.

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