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Sometimes all you need for your daily photograph is a tree (with leaves), a street light (turned on) and the radial blur filter in photoshop…job done!
It was upgrade time for my phone last week so I got myself a nice new Samsung Galaxy S7, hopefully it doesn’t self-combust like the Notes did. Like many people I used to go down the screen protector route but always mucked it up putting it on and had to
Tuesday is always a tricky day for my daily photograph, and I seem to be taking it later and later every day. So this was taken in the car…obviously, and I thought the curling cord on the floor made an interesting counter-point…now I look at it…perhaps not! Not to worry…so,
These aerials were full of starlings until they spotted me, then there was a mass exodus…these three returned though
A quick stroll around Rowney Woods this morning before the weather closed in. This entrance into the woods doesn’t actually exist but I took one picture of this area as we arrived and then a second picture (including the people) as we left. I then combined the two in photoshop
I wanted to get the fireworks from the local display appearing over Doctors Pond, which I have done before. The wind didn’t help in getting decent shots of the fireworks today – this shot was of the finale explosion at the end of the display and you can see the
Some days you just have to use what you have. This shot is from my morning walk and is one of those emergency shots you take, just so you have something in the bag. Today I was glad to have it as this was the best part of the day
I was in Great Yarmouth on business (I know – last month California and Texas, this month North Norfolk – globe trotter 😉 ) today and had 10 minutes at lunchtime to pop down to the beach…which, on a cool (but bright) November day was, not surprisingly, deserted. It was still
The first frost of this Autumn this morning, it made a pleasant change from the unseasonally warm weather we have had over the last few weeks.
We had a talk on flash on a budget at the Bishop’s Stortford Camera Club this week and we met Doris, the never complaining model.
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