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This was always going to be my photo of the day…and then I got an email from Topaz announcing their new Impressions plug in…as it had a 30 day free trial, and I do quite enjoy trying to give my photographs a more painterly feel I gave it a go…and
The opposite side of the mill to that normally seen – the Hay Wain was painted on the other side of that building. It was a lovely early evening to walk around – Kingfishers darting up and down the river…but when you looked across the landscape there was still the
…yes, his other leg is dangling just the same on the other side…it can’t be comfy 😉
Whilst looking for a tape measure at work I found this interesting contraption in the workshop. It’s actually upside down in the picture and is used for extracting microchip boards out of boards…or something like that – I was told but wasn’t really paying attention 😉
This photograph cost me a lot of money! The aim of todays shot was a long exposure to get lots of streaky clouds…but I couldn’t get a long enough shutter speed even with my 10 stop ND filter…so I’ve bought a 16 stop ND filter to go with it –
We took a walk around Garnetts Wood in Barnston this morning. We’d been looking out for fungi but had seen very little until, near the end of the walk we came across this mushroom city…there were an awful lot of mushrooms growing from a recently fallen tree.
Today I have been mainly employed with product photography for my wife. I love this autumnal bag she has made – the designs on the fabrics are great. I don’t know if this is going into her store or not as this particular bag was made as a commission…if you’re
After a few days of flat grey skies we had a really nice day today and I visited Flatford…home of Constable’s Hay Wain. I set off towards Dedham down the River Stour, there were plenty of people rowing up and down, The young couple on the right had got themselves
Popped out at lunchtime to Dedham, just inside Essex, but right on the Suffolk border. I made it as far as the first car park and saw just a tiny portion of the village. It looks a lovely place…even in the dreary misty grey light that we had all day
Debbie has been busy designing a new bag for one of her customers to carry knitting equipment. I haven’t been called upon to do the official photoshoot just yet…that’ll probably follow shortly, so here’s a sneak peak preview.
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