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10/04/2013 in Artistic interpretations, Profiles, Silbury, Wiltshire
Silbury Hill by Jake Turner
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Jake Turner was born and bred in Swindon, Wiltshire, England and has been a keen photographer for around 2 years, more seriously in the past 12 months. He loves the countryside of Wiltshire where he grew up and tries to feature it as often as possible in his photos. More examples of his work can be found on his flickr and facebook pages.
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11/04/2013 at 11:03 pm
Lynda Caldecott
Wow! What a fantastic photo!
I drive past Silbury Hill every day but you’ve captured it in a totally different light to what I see.
Thank you Jake.
Lynda Caldecott
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30/04/2013 at 11:45 am
Jake Turner
Hi Lynda,
Thanks for your kind words about my photo.
Jake Turner
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