The Blog
I know, I know, all very poor, but with one thing and another I’ve just not had time to post to both my blogs recently. So there will be a run of posts now on here for at least a week, possibly 2 and then we’ll see where we are.
You may recall earlier in this project a couple of photographs of a foxglove growing in my garden. Well, this is the same foxglove today, it’s definitely gone to seed 😉
3 days on the trot – and 3 different windmills. This one lost it’s sails in 2010. I’ve had to switch back to Photomatix because Nik HDR Efex Pro 2 seems to be having real issues with wide ranges of exposure.
Tuesday night is Bishop’s Stortford camera club night and tonight the summer programme had a “photowalk” around Stansted. I say “photowalk” because, as soon as I arrived (late…) we all jumped into various vehicles and drove down to Stansted Parish Church. We then drove back to our meeting point to
One of my favourite local landmarks was calling me this evening. As soon as I’d finished my dinner I hot footed it down to Aythorpe Roding and photographed the sunset. The only thing missing…well, a few clouds would have broken the sky up nicely. I’m still feeling my way with
Yesterday’s post is late, or is today’s post early…I forget. This is Sunday’s post, it’s late being added to the blog because it was really late last night and I couldn’t remeber what the damn plant was called and I needed to get to bed…so there you go 😉 So,
I went out today with all 3 extension rings attached to my camera and the 105mm macro lens to go for really small stuff. Whilst this spider isn’t particularly small I was looking to capture the web, more than the actual spider and I was delighted with the results. The
My wife would like it to be known that this candlestick was found in the loft and definitely not in the dining room 😉
We visited the Imperial War Museum at Duxford today – well worth a visit if you get the chance and you enjoy aircraft. This is a shot of a MkIIB Hurricane that was recovered from a crash site in Russia. More Hurricanes flew in the Battle of Britain than Spitfires
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