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This is one of my wife’s craft projects, a Tilda Doll. Not bad for her first go! Visit www.thecrimsonrabbit.co.uk for many more dolls, scarves, christmas decorations and the like.
This was taken in Battersea Park, London last March…just as we were heading into a drought and hose pipe bans – you remember – those days when it didn’t just rain every day 😉 I have no idea why I didn’t process this 5 shot HDR at the time, becasue
We visited “And Sew On” at the Blake House Craft centre in Raine today for Debbie to pick up a few bits and pieces and I took this shot of some of the huge stock of different linens they have there.
It’s a bit disappointing when you visit an airport and the best picture you come home with is of a derelict motorbike! Admittedly I was not actually in the airport, rather, wandering around part of its perimeter, and it was a pretty quiet Saturday afternoon/early evening with not many planes
Back in October we visited Northumberland. This is a view of Edingham Castle which you may be able to make out in the middle distance if you click the image for a larger version.
Back in May of last year I visited the Gatwick Aviation Museum. You can actually get on borad some of the old planes, including this old Shackleton Bomber (nuclear capable). It really was quite fascinating and highly recommended if you have an interest in that sort of thing.
The first non 365 project post! The morning after the night before…celebrating New Year 😉
I never thought I was the type of person who could commit to something long term, however, having caught the photography bug 2¾ years ago I thought doing a 365 (well, 366 as it was a leap year) project was within my capabilities and could only improve my photography…I was
We had a day off from the rain so visited Rowney Woods for a stroll. I thought I’d try something different today. Normally when I look at the back of the camera and see a picture I like Iget it home and it’s rubbish. Today I looked at this shot
One for next years Christmas cards (although it does remind me rather of a Dalek!)…
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