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Welcome to the gallery of Gervase Phinn's Yorkshire Journey book launch, held at the Utopia Restaurant here in the grounds of Broughton Hall on 29th July 2010.
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Photographs © Danum Photos and Dalesman Publishing.
To purchase prints visit the Danum Photos website by clicking here.
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Guests taking a closer look at the book.
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The stunning photography captures a reader's attention.
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The Utopia Restaurant provides a stunning backdrop for the book launch.
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Gervase Phinn poses with the Dalesman's
Linda McFadzean.
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Taking advantage of a perfect photo opportunity.
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Gervase is on hand to answer the guest's questions.
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Gervase with son Matthew, who painted the watercolours featured in the book. A very talented artist.
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Gervase in conversation with Helen Clayton, headteacher at Grassington Primary School.
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Andrew Hopkins, whose photographs are featured in the book.
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"What would you like me to write madame?"
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Guests speaking to Matthew Phinn.
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Having a closer look at Matthew's watercolours.
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Gervase posing with a young fan.
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Gervase talking with Len Morris of
Saltaire United Reformed Church.
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Matthew talking about his work.
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Matthew's watercolours on display for all to see.
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Gervase on book-signing duties!
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Gervase and son Matthew entertaining the guests.
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Another young fan with Gervase and her copy of the book.
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Matthew poses with his copy.
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A penny for them' Gervase?
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A proud-looking Matthew - and with every right!
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Matthew speaks about his paintings.
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Robert Flanagan, Managing Director at the Dalesman, says a few words.
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Gervase doing what he does best!
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Gervase posing with the C.E.O at the Dalesman,
Matthew Townsend.
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Another photo-opportunity!
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Gervase proudly holds his latest book in the stunning surroundings at Broughton Hall.
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A signed copy for this gentleman.
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A very proud father and son.
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The scene on the front of the book is of a path in Swaledale, taken by John Potter. A stunning shot, and very apt.
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Another shot of Matthew Phinn. |
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