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Today was supposed to be a snow day. It was due to start at 11am (it did) and continue until the evening (it did). What is didn’t do, in Great Dunmow at least, is settle to any degree, which rather buggered my photo plans for the day. Not only that,
I spent some of last year obsessing over these twirl images. This is a glass of sparkling water shot from above and then tweaked with some additional colour. You can see the original shot and the unenhanced version of the final image below. This is a useful fall back when
I do the same walk in the morning three times a week (and during lockdown I often do it for a 4th time at the weekend). My wife is often surprised that I don’t get bored of it and, strangely, I don’t. It’s a 5km distance from door back to
I had to work in Lowestoft today, so on my way home I stopped off for a little exercise and a trot around this Church that I have always fancied visiting as I have driven past it to and from Lowestoft many times. You get pretty good views of it
Yesterday evening at Bishop’s Stortford Camera Club we had a talk via Zoom from a very fine architectural photographer Iñaki Hernández-Lasa who discussed, amongst other things, abstract and minimalist photography – it’s well worth taking a look at his web site for some fantastic images. Now Iñaki has the advantage
Stuck in with work all day again, I was able to get some nice shots of some of our visitors to the garden today including 2 squirells, ratty and a blue tit. We had plenty of other visitors but these are the ones that were prepared to have their photographs
Back at the start of the year one of my resolutions was to get fit and a facebook friend had mentioned how good he had found the NHS Couch to 5k program to be. This sounded like a good idea, I mean, it was being pushed by the NHS so
I got lost in redesigning a web site today and so am late posting my daily picture, at least I had some images to select from! We went on a short walk around Dunmow this afternoon and passed a couple of trees I’ve photographed on a number of occassions. They
This lovely Blue Tit was busy moving back and forth to one of our feeding areas and he settled in this Maple tree to finish his seed and then sort out his hair. I love the colour pallet on this shot, it’s not the usual colour pallet that we get
We have a lovely “flock” of Goldfinches, 6 of them, who visit our feeder regularly. This chap was very keen to say hello this morning, they ave a lovely song so you can usually hear them before they arrive. We have the promise of some snow tomorrow, first thing in
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