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Thanks to Stubbsy for organising the meet today and also picking me up and dropping me off, what a stand up bloke!
Here are a few shots from today, the first.. its a pity the state of some of the statues and graves out there. The one in #1 could do with a little clean. 
And alternative version can be found here. http://alpha7.potatis-gallery.com/dslr/La%20Graves/_DSC0284.jpg
I like #4 a lot and I like the version you posted better
D3 | 18-200VR | 50:1.4 | 28:2.8 | 35-70 2.8 | 12-24 f4
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Craig I really like no3. For some reason the starkness appeals
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Craig
I am blown away by the quality of these 4 shots. Apart from #1 which is no slouch, the other 3 are streets in front of what I've seen from you previously.. #2 and 3 in particular show a strong eye for detail and composition and great use of tonal range. If these were the OBLY shots from the day I'd rate it 150/100 Peter
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Craig - very nice, in particular the last two images
 Well done matey.Geoff
Special Moments Photography Nikon D700, 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 70-200 2.8VR, SB800 & some simple studio stuff.
Craig,
#1 - technically excellent, but for some reason the dirts (sharp too ) just bother me too much, especially when the statue is practically undamaged. Not sure how to describe it, I just found it interefes with the otherwise "divine " aura of the image.
#2 &3 - I envy you, these are just out of this world. #4 - I'm undecided. It's somewhere between #1 and #2&3 for me. Not sure why though. Again though, I'm just being very picky here. Abel
Nikon d80, an ever-changing collection of cheap glass, and 0 art-sense.
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