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Blowing The Cobwebs Off

It’s all been a bit quiet here since New Year’s Eve music extravaganza. After three years of consistent photography projects I decided I needed to take a year out to do some solid learning and recharge my batteries. Towards the end of the last 365 the quality had completely fallen

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Rowney Woods at Christmas
2014 - 365 Project

359/365v2 Christmas in Rowney

We took our annual walk around Rowney on Christmas morning before all the excitement of cooking the Christmas Turkey and opening presents takes over followed by the inevitable stupor in the evening after eating and drinking far too much! Love it!

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Grey Heron, Ardea cinerea
2014 - 365 Project

349/365v2 The Grey Heron at Alton Water

Another visit to Alton Water in Suffolk. This lunchtime I parked up at the main car park and set off to visit a part of the lake I hadn’t been to before. There’s a large outcrop of land that juts out into the main lake giving a nice view of

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The Betula
2014 - 365 Project

345/365v2 The Betula and The Little Egret

Tool a quick sprint down to Pin Mill on the River Orwell at lunchtime and took this shot of the Betula. The tide was in, and when the tide is in, there’s actually not much coastline to get at…still a lovely spot.

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Little Tree
2014 - 365 Project

329/365v2 Little Tree at the end of a Spit

Down on the Lower Holbrook coast again in Suffolk, this time at high tide – this little spit comes out and has this great tree at the end of it. The Sandpiper happily sat on the other side of this tree was not happy to see me and left in

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The Orwell Bridge Standing Tall
2014 - 365 Project

328/365v2 Orwell Bridge Standing Tall

It’s a big bridge and standing under it makes you feel really small…I’ve taken it’s photograph a few times, this one definitely shows its power. Should we be worried about the gap in the middle?

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Dreamy Flatford
2014 - 365 Project

324/365v2 Dreamy Flatford

I took another visit down to Flatford…it was wet, very, very wet. There weren’t many walking the vale which was quite pleasant. I took this shot deliberately with a very wide aperture, meaning you get a very narrow depth of field (or area of focus) giving the image a somewhat dreamy

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Mark Seton

I'm an amateur photographer who enjoys music. I'm a past Chairman and Digital Secretary of the Bishops Stortford Camera club and I hold both LRPS and CPAGB distinctions. I have recently moved to Newcastleton in the Scottish Borders.