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We had a large bag of pebbles left over from some garden display we had some years ago which I came across today. They make rather nice abstract textures and have some lovely colours and patterns throughout which made a nice macro study.
In the garden I was photographing our clematis and didn’t notice the ant in the flower. We have a lot of ants in the garden through the summer. The majority leave (as flying ants) in August/September but a small troop remains behind all year round.
This is becoming a bit of a series now, another lovely sunrise from this morning.
I’ve not showcased my wife’s products for a while, so here you have one of her latest designs – if you like the look of it you can find her business web site at The Crimson Rabbit here
Here’s another view of the lane, this time with a rather nice sunrise in the background.
We have 3 regular squirrel visitors that my wife feeds. This one will take nuts from your hand when offered. The other two aren’t so brave.
My favourite view of my favourite tree. This is always such a good fall back for when I’m struggling to find a subject for my 365 project.
For the most part people are not curious except about themselves.” ― John Steinbeck, The Winter of Our Discontent Continuing playing with the scanner and (hopefully) moving beyond the photocopying your arse on the office photocopier stage! I quite enjoyed exploring the “art” of the selfie on the scanner. I don’t do
I’m still not really in the best photographic frame of mind, but did enjoy this new technique (to me anyway) of producing images. It’s not at all complicated, open up your scanner in a darkened room and scan 3d objects to make an image. I took my three favourite shots
I know a lot of the early morning runners, at least to say hello to anyway. This chap has been running past me regularly for the last few years. Whilst we always greet each other I have no idea what his name is – and he doesn’t know mine either!
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