Arlington Row
By Leigh Cousins 15/08/2016
Canon 5D Mark II 16-35 USM 16mm F/8 1/60second ISO100

Arlington Row in the village of Bibury, Cotswold is a row of cottages dating back to the 1380's and is fast becoming the most visited tourist attraction in England. It is one of the most photographed scenes in the Cotswolds and is also printed on the inside of UK passports.
It looks like a quiet tranquil place but to my surprise it was packed with people, trying to find somewhere to park became very annoying after 20 minutes of driving in circles. I managed to use some 'trick' photography to remove the people from each shot, this was simply done by taking several pictures and then using the clean areas from each photo to piece together the final shot.