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Walking around Doctors Pond in Great Dunmow I noticed some pretty flowers in bloom in some of the gardens that adjoin the pond. This is a black and white version of the shot – if you are interested I have included the original colour version of the photograph…which I liked,
The bullocks were very curious as to what I was up to as I walked past them this morning…despite the fact that they see me about three times a week on the same walk…they’re not very bright!
I have photographed our local pond – Doctors Pond – many times, but this is the first time I have photographed it in many months…I have no doubt you will see this sight again a few times over the coming months!
Another late picture today, so, can you tell what it is? It’s a macro shot of an old kitchen utensil and the title is a big clue!
Heading back from camera club and no photo in the bag…I balanced the camera on the steering wheel (just my little Sony NEX7) and clicked away…this is a composite of two shots so you get the speedometer in view as well as the streaking lights. I particularly like the fact
Wandering back from the Co-Op I noticed the Maltings gateway was being guarded by a cat so thought it might make a reasonable subject for today’s photograph. Great Dunmow used to be quite a brewing town – until its closure in the 1940s, malt was still made for the Dunmow
We took a walk around Widdington near Saffron Walden today and came across this dried river bed. We have been here before and there is usually water flowing through here so it was nice to be able to step down into the river bed and take this picture. When I
I’ve gone all literal today – Estate Agents boards outside the old Dunmow hospital which is now flats and houses. It’s a lovely building but always has plenty of Estate Agent action outside. It’s on the main road into Dunmow from the Chelmsford side, so a great advertising position…and we
Continuing my week of “signs” photographs…this just about hits the brief, although I accept that the photo isn’t really about the sign. I should have taken a shot of the sign at the car park for this National Trust attraction that said “Leith Hill Tower ¾ mile Steep Gradients” because the
So, it’s the start of a new theme today for me to periodically ignore. Out of the hat today was “Signs”…I’m not sure what I was thinking when I chose to select that one as a theme! Not to worry, to start the new theme off here’s two signs at
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