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Rummaging around again for something to shoot and I came across the wife’s printing set. I remember I had my own John Bull printing set when I was a kid, I seem to remember that it came with a dodgy red ink pad that spreads ink all over the place…even
More desk top photography – we’ve nearly had a week of it now…today I had a rummage around in the fridge and found this green chilli that was trying to turn a little red.
We had some leaf litter blow in through the door this evening and that became my subject for the day…
A quick abstract shot that I enjoyed today. This is my mouse sat on its mouse mat.
A quick abstract shot that I enjoyed today. This is my mouse sat on its mouse mat.
I bought these candles back in January for emergency photography purposes…I have a few other things stashed away in my draw as well. Tonight I was home late after our City & Guilds lesson, had a late dinner, watched a bit of telly and it was 11.30pm already. So I
Our next City and Guild photography lesson is tomorrow. We had the subject of red for our one shot challenge. Over the last fortnight I’ve photographed quite a number of different items that fulfil that criteria and not least this evening. My plan was just to photograph one of my
Tonight was the Dunmow Bonfire and Firework display held on the Recreation Ground. It was excellent and there were hundreds of people there…the place was thronged. The Round Table organise this and they were busy marshalling and, more importantly, cooking sausages and burgers, for an enormous line of hungry folk.
My wife got me a lens baby for my birthday and this is one of the first shots I’ve taken with it. It’s a fun, if slightly tricky piece of kit to use, but I do like the circular depth of field I’ve managed to create here.
We had a light painting evening at the Dunmow Photography Club this evening and, in amongst running around light painting cars I took a couple of minutes to grab this shot of the moon. This is cropped to pretty much 100% and was taken at 200mm on a full frame
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