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I’ve driven past these derelict buildings in Takeley many times over the last few years, watching them deteriorate more and more each time. I finally got round to stopping and photographing them today…it was interesting getting it level and straight! I do particularly enjoy the lamppost. in this shot.
Had a quick run across to Shotley Gate this lunchtime…I was looking to get some long exposures, but I prefer this HDR shot because it gives some idea of scale with the (actually quite large) yacht sailing past. These ships docked across the bay in Felixstowe are huge. I could
Mooching around the workshop at work this afternoon I came across this little tub of tiny screws.
Back to the spot I was at last Friday, this time looking in the opposite direction at the bridge.
A small group of hardy Bishop Stortford Camera Club members braved the inclement weather and visited Hatfield Forest for the last of the summer programme get togethers. It was cool and pretty blowy…but the clouds did eventually start to break up for the first time of the day.
We tried for ages this morning to get this set of items photographed for an auction my wife is doing with a couple of Etsy friends. The weather wasn’t favourable (chucking it down) so we tried to use a couple of flashes to light the items. This worked well, but
No idea what sort of flower this is…I assume some sot of daisy…but who knows. Found in Rowney Woods this afternoon.
I had a walk around Doctors Pond in the evening, it was surprisingly cool. The sunset wasn’t up to much, but turning around the clouds were picking up some nice colours.
Heading for home after work I still hadn’t had the chance to take a photograph so headed off to Tattingstone to see what presented itself. I stumbled upon a long white bridge over Alton Water with a car park at the end of it. I jumped out of the car
My PC issues continue so updates are a little sporadic at the moment, sorry about that. I’d noticed this letter box built into the side of, what is now, a private house in Stutton, the next village along from where I work. I’ve not come across the George V letterboxes
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