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Our walk today took us through Rowney Woods and out to Broadoaks Manor in Wimbish. This HDR photograph was taken the other side of the Manor as we followed the public footpaths back round to Rowney Woods.
This is Broadoaks Manor, a Tudor manor house surrounded by a moat. In the 1590’s the house sheltered a catholic priest, Father John Gerard, during Queen Elizabeth I’s persecution of the Catholic faith…which was fairly typical of the Tudor monarchs of the time. The manor house itself is in excellent
I’ve had this idea in my head for some time, and I know it may well have been done before, although I haven’t seen it. There’s been a bit of a fad on Google+ to recreate people’s self portraits and personal icons. I thought it might be fun to recreate
You can see v1 on my 365 project page. This is an ex bud on my wifes Moth Orchid that has dried out and turned all papery. I love the stem that looks just like a dried up umbilical cord to me…or is that just weird 😉 The image itself
I took some shots of a Moth Orchid we have. I noticed this bud that didn’t look like the other 2 buds coming out of the flower, sure enough, it is a papery husk. Strangely more interesting than the living, healthy buds.
This is an old shot taken back in August of last year but is one of my wife’s favourites – never one to bow to pressure… 😉
You may recall a couple of days ago I mentioned the new Skints CD Part and Parcel – well, the CD arrived today in all it’s glory. I’ve already nearly worn out the digital copy I got ;-). It really is superb, but you don’t just have to take my
This is a detail of the Union Jack painted by Tilt in London. It is made up of the lyrics from Anarchy in the UK by The Sex Pistols.
This, I guess, is the second in the series of shots out of our landing window – you can see the first photograph here. This wasn’t intended to be a theme…but you never know. This is an HDR, I was attempting to control the exposure of the moon but in
This is a shot of the Dunmow Town Council offices one early Sunday morning. The shadow of the chimneys caught my eye.
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