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Can you ever have too many? Probably not, and whilst I do download plenty of music direct onto my PC I do still buy Cds…I like to have the artwork and lyric sheet, you tend not to get that (sometimes you do, I know) downloading. It took me long enough
Macro photography is always very enjoyable, not least because you find out what everyday objects actually look like. Today, peppercorns – I had no idea they had this interesting texture.
Quiet day today – this is a pad of paper I have on my desk that is formed into a spiral
Bishops Stortford Camera Club today and we returned to Hatfield Forest for a bit of light painting. When I arrived I had just missed the full sunset…but this wasn’t too shabby.
I do like photographing at night and I do like the effect a long exposure has on the clouds…so I was bound to like this shot 😉 This was shot on the edge of Hatfield Forest looking out towards Harlow. Here’s a cooler (in colour temperature rather than it’s better
My mate Mat is the grasshopper king so I was delighted to find this fella in the undergrowth at Dunmow cutting this afternoon He very obligingly popped onto the grass stalk for me to photograph him 😉
If you follow the Flitch Way out of Great Dunmow towards Takeley you will come across the Dunmow Cutting. The Flitch Way was, of course, the main Railway line between Bishops Stortford and Braintree and the Dunmow Cutting is a remnant of that with its path between 2 steep sided
We took a walk around Ingatestone this afternoon and came across this very old (originally at least) church. Dating back to the 12th century. I can’t tell you a great deal more about it…other than to say, there is definitely a wasp problem here!
On a walk around Ingatestone in Essex we came across this field that had recently been harvested.
This was one of my first attempts to shoot with my ultra wide angle lens. I found it very difficult to use to start with, but I’m getting the hang of it now!. This is a shot taken inside Chalkney Church, now disused but maintained by the Churches Conservation Trust.
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