
159-365v5 – Nature Watches Over Its Fallen
A similar shot to Friday’s image, but this time using the fisheye lens to achieve the bend in the trees to produce the effect of
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A similar shot to Friday’s image, but this time using the fisheye lens to achieve the bend in the trees to produce the effect of

Taken for this week’s 52frames weekly photo task “Through The Looking Glass). No glass was used in this shot – the appearance of glass is

This week’s 52frame challenge was high ISO. A subject I dislike because why would you want noise in your pictures? I complied, of course/ This

This week’s 52frames challenge is “Water” and here is my response to that. I resisted shooting the burn and the waterfalls/cascades again!

This week’s 52frame challenge was “Luxury”. Here’s some (sadly costume) jewellery being examined under a magnifying loupe glass

I’ve still not found the sock I was looking for here – The Washing Machine Ate My Sock. It’s been years!

I’ll let the photo do the talking 😉 The 52Frame challenge this week was over-expose or under-expose. Not a challenge I cared for to be

One of my late father’s favourite sayings about his baldness was “Grass doesn’t grow on a busy street!” I take after him in many respects

This week’s 52 week challenge is “Egg” so here is my Egg picture! Not more that I can say about this really!

It’s been a glorious day in Scotland today with temperatures up to a balmy 18°C and we have spent much of the day in the
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