Union Jack – Tilt
This is a detail of the Union Jack painted by Tilt in London. It is made up of the lyrics from Anarchy in the UK by The Sex Pistols.
March 7, 2012 No Comments
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This is a detail of the Union Jack painted by Tilt in London. It is made up of the lyrics from Anarchy in the UK by The Sex Pistols.
This, I guess, is the second in the series of shots out of our landing window – you can see the first photograph here. This wasn’t intended to be a theme…but you never know. This is an HDR, I was attempting to control the exposure of the moon but in
This is a shot of the Dunmow Town Council offices one early Sunday morning. The shadow of the chimneys caught my eye.
Remember those dice from yesterday? Well, here they are again, actually with the game they came from. I haven’t played Monopoly for a long time, a fact that was confirmed by the extensive dust on top of the box lid.
This is a stacked macro made up of 10 shots of a lily. You really see so much more detail in these macro shots than you do just looking with your bare eyes.
This was tricky, and as always with these things I ended up picking a shot from right at the beginning of shooting this, having finally taken about 200 shots. The winner was shot at 800 iso with a desk lamp shining straight into the dice to try and keep the
Back to winter here today with a mixture of heavy rain and snow. So much for the taste of summer a few days ago 😉 I spent some time photographing some roses we have in the house. This is my favourite.
Some people do a 365 project just of self-portraits – I’m in awe of these people – how you can come up with so many different pictures of yourself is beyond me. I’m not a big fan of self-portraits of me…age is not kind and I always look even greyer
There are some derelict stables in Little Canfield that I have visited before. I popped down there again today and captured this image. I was particularly taken with the pattern of the sunlight breaking in through the holes in the opposite wall.
Found this in a derelict barn that backs onto a derelict stables in Little Canfield, Essex
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