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I was taking a stroll through Kensington Gardens in London when I saw this on the path. Apparently there are 90 of these plaques embedded in the ground leading you around a 7 mile walk through some of the main parks in London.
Look through this 366 project and you’ll come across a fair few Doctors Pond shots. In my defence, when you get a sunset like this, why wouldn’t you shoot it?
Bishops Stortford Camera Club today and we returned to Hatfield Forest for a bit of light painting. When I arrived I had just missed the full sunset…but this wasn’t too shabby.
We took a walk around Ingatestone this afternoon and came across this very old (originally at least) church. Dating back to the 12th century. I can’t tell you a great deal more about it…other than to say, there is definitely a wasp problem here!
This was one of my first attempts to shoot with my ultra wide angle lens. I found it very difficult to use to start with, but I’m getting the hang of it now!. This is a shot taken inside Chalkney Church, now disused but maintained by the Churches Conservation Trust.
Around England their are many redundant churches looked after by the Churches Conservation Trust. Near Broxted is St Mary’s in Chickney which is one such church. This is the altar area – if you have such a church near you they are well worth a visit.
We had another of the London Photowalks today, this time we met at 6.30pm to catch the sunset. Thsi is a shot looking up the Thames towards the Southbank centre.
Super hot day today had me out and about keeping cool in the air conditioned car 😉 I had gone out to get some macros of butterflys and the like but they weren’t out and about in any numbers and I ended up in Saffron Walden. I’ve lived just 20
Well, it’s new to me ;-). Followers of my 365 project will have seen a number of shots of Doctor’s Pond over the last 8 months or so. I took a stroll up Beaumont Hill heading out of Dunmow and saw a public footpath sign I hadn’t seen before, followed
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