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As a youth I was really into the 2Tone movement – The Specials, The Selecter, The Beat, Madness et al and I still listen to a lot of that style of music. So I was trying to come up with something to photograph and I decided to try and make
The rats are definitely winning at the moment, no more captures for almost a week…we still have Big Mama and 3 of her children left to evict. Fortunately for us (not so much the ratty and her family) the dark assassin has returned. Not only has s/he been watching from
It was Debbie’s birthday today and my brother and his family sent her some rather lovely flowers. I popped outside (they are outdoor plants) and quickly photgraphed them, just so I had a few shots in the camera in case I ran out of time later…so here we are 😉
My wife runs her own business – The Crimson Rabbit where she makes all sorts of hand sewn, knitted, crotched goods that she sells all over the world. She asked me if she could use one of my photographs to make a fabric to use for her coin purses, which
You may recall my little hints of pictures to come here and here. Well the judging was completed yesterday and I came 3rd in our creative competition (18/20) with a similar image to this one (see below for the actual judged images with an as entered version of the image and
I’m no cloud expert, but I think these are Cirrus clouds and they were looking pretty interesting on my early morning walk today. As with many photographers, I collect pictures of the sky for use in photoshop, particularly useful with photoshops new Replace Sky feature which i use periodically and
I work for a company that has a number of concerns, one of which is a farm – Intwood Farm to be exact. Found out of the outskirts of Norwich in Norfolk they produce beef, pork and lamb meat from rare breeds and hugely tasty it is too. If you
There is a 10% chance (actually 9.26%, but forgive my artistic licence) that a picture of this tree will appear in a random search of this current 365 project. It’s the 5th time I have chosen a picture including it. It’s the best tree on my morning walk, but today
A quiet day, no rat action to report and I took a whole host of photographs, none of which really inspired me. This is the best of the bunch. The twisted willow has produced a huge number of catkins, a small number of them can be seen here. I hadn’t
Apparently, our lot to bear currently are the rats…but we scored another “goal” today with an early morning capture of one of the youngsters. He was looking a little forlorn (see below) when we arrived at his release site at the back of the churchyard in Great Dunmow 😉 So,
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