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emka (152072) 2020-06-21 1:42

hello Bev, we have seen already this wonderful view of the boats and viaduct. Gert posted a picture "Almost half a century ago" (still on the same page). Now it is 56 years ago :). Fantastic composition.

have a nice Sunday

MAlgo

GyurMaster (21275) 2020-06-21 2:10

Dear Beverley,

What hit my mind besides it's a beautiful place that I would like to have an ale at one of those tables.

Best Wishes,
Gy.

holmertz (92736) 2020-06-21 4:25

Hello Bev,
It is a great pleasure to watch this photo, not just because it's such a nice view generally, but the oldest photo I have posted on TE was taken from the hill behind where you were standing (you have seen it). My memories of Knaresborough are so tightly connected with that photo that I don't even remember walking here along the river. But I am sure I did, and I am sure everything looks nicer and brighter now than 56 years ago.
Kind regards,
Gert
PS Sorry, I forgot the WS. Yes, that's where I took my photo. ;-)

jean113 (21947) 2020-06-21 4:32

Hello Beverley, Knaresborough is a photogenic place, and with a blue sky for a background what could be better?
A classic view. The river bends slightly leading our eyes towards the viaduct.
The row of boats are like an invitation to take one out.
I always enjoy seeing views through arches as here, the arch creates a mini frame to a small picture of what lies beyond the bridge.
Excellent sharp quality.
Kind regards, Jean.

ikeharel (105807) 2020-06-21 5:36

Hello Beverley,
A town that is not in the regular tourists route, peobably knon only to English people... first time I learn about this place.
marvelous by itself, the picture is amazing and intriguing.
The 78m railway viaduct is an eyes catching object, and yet - the river and both sides are wonderfully shown.
Good afternoon,
Ike

tyro (30513) 2020-06-21 8:50

Hello bev,

Two lovely photographs from Knaresborough, each focusing on the splendid railway bridge across the Nidd but quite different in their nature because of differing heights of their viewpoints, your main image taken from just above the river which, together with the moored boats, leads the eye naturally through the arches of the bridge and onward to further buildings; while your workshop image, taken from much higher, gives an almost aerial view.

But both images are perfectly composed and taken with lovely soft light, rich colours, perfect exposure and excellent detail and sharpness.

A fascinating note too.

Lovely!

Kind Regards,

John.

ktanska (40007) 2020-06-21 10:27

Hi Bev,
Beautiful view of this old riverside town. Old buildings and the park on the other side make this place a delight. And the old bridge look great. I'm also glad you captured that colourful train although you were just a bit late of the perfect timing.
Kari

PiotrF (52330) 2020-06-21 16:02

Hello Beverley,
Very nice picture with small harbour in foreground and nice bridge in background.
I like good composition, nice colours and good sharpness.
Fine presentation.
Regards
Piotr

jemaflor (135270) 2020-06-21 23:38

Hi Bev,
a charming and well balanced composition, nice view with perspective,so pleasant sunlight, tfs.

ChrisJ (159888) 2020-06-22 6:47

Hello Bev,

Nice repetition of the fg moored boats and pleasant reflections. Good timing to catch a train starting to cross the bg bridge. Impeccable sharpness and well framed and composed. Tfs!

mkamionka (61046) 2020-06-24 11:09

Hi Bev,
this is such a photogenic town and not too far from me.
I have posted some photos from there including one from almost same POV:
https://www.trekearth.com/gallery/Europe/United_Kingdom/England/North_Yorkshire/Knaresborough/photo1499216.htm
it is so bad that one cannot include links easily anymore.
The result is so different in your picture. You were blessed with better weather although it was windy and you didn't have the reflection but it feels so warm and colorful here.
Excellent composition,
M