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Macro photography is always very enjoyable, not least because you find out what everyday objects actually look like. Today, peppercorns – I had no idea they had this interesting texture.
On a walk around Ingatestone in Essex we came across this field that had recently been harvested.
This completes my first series of the project…admitedly, a very short series, but a series none the less. Back on Day 5 of this odyssey I photographed 5 CDs that made up a partial Crass symbol…well, I now have the final piece of the jigsaw (OK, I got it ages
So, heading home from the Rebellion Festival I again stopped off in Leeds on my way home. The weather had turned somewhat and was spitting with rain which meant I could try and take the picture I had in my mind. This is a tricky look to get because all
Today was the day of the funeral so there wasn’t much opportunity for photography, however, I did meet my brothers dog Reggie for the first time – what a softy! I haven’t done a black and white shot for ages, this just seemed to fit somehow.
Bit of a disaster today – had a nice jubilee themed photo worked out…but I couldn’t get one part of it to work…and I made a fearful mess in the process. I’ll have another go tomorrow. Midnight was approaching fast so I came up with another idea, which, on reflection
This is a shot from a group of photos I took for my 365 project. I really like the rain drops caught in these dandelion seeds and the black and white conversion just works 😉
These are the steps that lead you up into Castle Hedingham.
Back between Christmas and New Year I visited Ely Cathedral and took this shot of the key to the Octagon Tower – well worth a visit…
It has rained, pretty much, all day today. We’ve had so little rain this last year it seems churlish to complain, nonetheless it doesn’t help taking a photo a day. For today I’d tried a few things I wasn’t happy with and, as it was a quarter to midnight I
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