First pic published (sort of :) )

[grum]

In the new brochure for English Lakes Hotels

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My pic is the one of the reflected sunset. They found it on flickr. Got a nice luxury stay at one of their hotels in return.

 

[goldenlight]

Congratulations! :smile:

 

[grum]

Thanks

By the way it was taken with the G1 and 45-200mm

 

[Fiddler]

Nice!

 

[bilzmale]

Well done on all accounts.

 

[joanne]

Well done, great pic. Are you going to stay in The Midland? It certainly is a luxury hotel, we peeked in the foyer for a look

 

[grum]

Cheers everyone

joanne - I'm staying at Storrs Hall in the Lakes - it had the most expensive restaurant

Would like to stay at the Midland but it's a little close to home for me.

 

[briandforever]

that's the best picture in the catalog

was this taken with 4/3rd camera?

 

[pancake]

Nice one. Great shot too.

 

[Bullfrog]

Good on ya!

 

[Amin Sabet]

Very nice, congratulations!

 

[grum]

Thanks again people - I'm very 'chuffed' as we say in England

that's the best picture in the catalog

was this taken with 4/3rd camera?

Thanks Though that's just one page of the brochure, there are loads more pics (some good, many not so good imo). I am going to try and get some more work out of them as I think I could do better in a lot of cases.

It was taken with the G1 and 45-200mm (I did say above )

 

[Narnian]

Wonderful!

I think this also points out if we put anything on the Internet make sure if someone likes it they can get a hold of you. Obviously you did.

 

[grum]

Yeah, I posted it to a Midland Hotel group on flickr and tagged it - I don't suppose they would have found it otherwise. The image on flickr was watermarked too - I suppose less scrupulous companies might have just taken it if it wasn't.

 

[BillN]

Well done - you are now a "pro"

 

[Glenn S]

Well done Grum, nice photo. A new book on the TSR-2 aircraft has been published this week and it contains one of my photos, that I took in 1973! so you never know when opportunities will present themselves.

 

[grum]

Thanks Glenn - your photos are always great btw