Another OM10, Zuiko 50 and Gold 200 set. Berwick upon Tweed

[skida]

We had a trip to Berwick yesterday for a walk around with the cameras. Having been a busy port and on the border between England and Scotland, it has a rather turbulent history, changing hands many times. All the shots are through a Hoya linear polarisor.

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Greens Haven by skida, on Flickr

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Ramparts by skida, on Flickr

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Lovely houses and a coverted malthouse by skida, on Flickr

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The history of the ramparts by skida, on Flickr

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Mouth of the River Tweed by skida, on Flickr

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Once a busy port by skida, on Flickr

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Merchants Houses on the Walls by skida, on Flickr

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Old Houses on the Walls by skida, on Flickr

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Town Hall Berwick by skida, on Flickr

[Excalibur]

Kodak should employ you to promote Gold #7 for me

[skida]

Thanks , scal. Yeah, #7 - those rain clouds just missed us!

[Orio]

Beautiful series!! What a lovely place. Great photos!
For my personal liking, sharpening could be a tad too much on such small resize.

[skida]

[Orio]

Did the lab make the scans?

[skida]

Yeah, I get a develop and scan to CD service for £3.60 at the local franchise lab. I don't know if they do an auto-sharpen during the scan and after two comments now about sharpening, I have opened shots to full size and can't see any sharpening lines on the hard edges. Would my PP cause a sharpened look? I normally adjust the levels in Elements 5 or in Picasa I boost shadows and a tiny touch of highlights or fill light.

[Orio]

[skida]

Would that be the "Bicubic Resampling" that Elements does when I "save as"?