Ok so its the wrong camera and the wrong lighting and its on my painting table etc etc, but here is a aerial view from behind.
a good view of all the chaps
As Burkhard suggested…
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Ok so its the wrong camera and the wrong lighting and its on my painting table etc etc, but here is a aerial view from behind.
a good view of all the chaps
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Lovely… Now we can get a feel for the composition of the piece and it just makes it better!
BTW I meant to ask last week… Is the officer the one that usually rests his telescope on his horse? What will you do with the horse now?
Yes it does look quite good from that angle. I am not sure where the horse is at the moment. Are you after a spare?
Excellent little vignette! I like the story-telling that goes on in there.