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Sharpness Docks developed in the later nineteenth century after a new dock was built in the 1870s to accommodate the larger ships then coming into service that were too big to pass up the canal. Prior to this, the old entrance to the canal had no provision for cargo handling, and all ships continued up the canal to discharge at Gloucester.
Waiting at the feeders for breakfast, again this morning. This was taken through the 60x scope at about 30 feet.
The south end, with its ugly palisade fence, is the least attractive aspect of Conisbrough Cricket Club's St Peter's Drive ground.
Captured during a third-versus-first Division One promotion battle with Conisbrough's Yorkshire Cricket Southern Premier League rivals, Oughtibridge War Memorial, who went on to win, by three wickets, to maintain a six-point advantage. The top two go up.
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Conisbrough versus Oughtibridge War Memorial
Yorkshire Cricket Southern Premier League, Division One (50 overs, noon start)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 56 (h/c). Conisbrough won the toss and elected to bat. Conisbrough 212 off 48.5 overs (Nathan Chadburn 67, Josh Whittaker 33, Danny Latif 23, Dilshan Sukumar 4-67, Tuffail Dar 3-50, Richard Marsden 2-61) lost by three wickets to Oughtibridge War Memorial 215-7 off 45.2 overs (Naveed Arif 76, Danuka Hettiarachchi 27, Hasaru Chaamikara 24, Josh Whittaker 3-62, Nathan Chadburn 2-63). Umpires: Ashley Boothman, Tom Dobson
Not sure why I have this, but I do. And I can't seem to read it in my current laptop....Maybe in an old Thinkpad.....
RAW: Auto Custom (6050K)
I took this just after sunrise. However, my 18-270mm lens does not like focussing at 200mm in these conditions so I had to use manual focus. The resulting shot was not very sharp so I applied the same technique as in the previous photo. (Overlay in blend mode, high pass filter at 10 pixels, hard light in blend mode.) This significantly improved the sharpness of the image. I've also cloned out two lots of electricity cables that are the bane of my life when taking sunrises at this time of year.