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Remember those dice from yesterday? Well, here they are again, actually with the game they came from. I haven’t played Monopoly for a long time, a fact that was confirmed by the extensive dust on top of the box lid.
This is a stacked macro made up of 10 shots of a lily. You really see so much more detail in these macro shots than you do just looking with your bare eyes.
This was tricky, and as always with these things I ended up picking a shot from right at the beginning of shooting this, having finally taken about 200 shots. The winner was shot at 800 iso with a desk lamp shining straight into the dice to try and keep the
Back to winter here today with a mixture of heavy rain and snow. So much for the taste of summer a few days ago 😉 I spent some time photographing some roses we have in the house. This is my favourite.
Some people do a 365 project just of self-portraits – I’m in awe of these people – how you can come up with so many different pictures of yourself is beyond me. I’m not a big fan of self-portraits of me…age is not kind and I always look even greyer
There are some derelict stables in Little Canfield that I have visited before. I popped down there again today and captured this image. I was particularly taken with the pattern of the sunlight breaking in through the holes in the opposite wall.
Found this in a derelict barn that backs onto a derelict stables in Little Canfield, Essex
I’m soooo idle. It’s all misty outside and I have a great idea for a shot in the mist at night… so, instead, here’s something completely different. Bizarrely the pencil is from my first full time job and is probably about 20 odd years old.
I spotted this fellow on a wander through Dunmow last Sunday morning. I accidentally disturbed him (I had no idea he was there) and he flew off into these trees. This looks to my very untrained eye to be a Little Egret – a type of heron to you and
Sometimes the simplest treatment is the best way to go. I initially went to do a focus stack on this red rose but wasn’t happy with the results. I then tried HDR, and that really didn’t cut it, so here’s a straight forward shot of the rose with a little
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