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Welcome to Canvey Island

This week’s jaunt was a quick drive down to Canvey Island, just down the coast from Southend, home of Calor Gas and Dr Feelgood…it’s a pretty industrial place…but quite fascinating. Infamous for a massive flood on the 31st January 1953 that cost the lives of 58 people (including 3 in the

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Ran Aground
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Maldon Promenade

I visited Maldon on Saturday around sunset…a good time of year to visit as all the kiddies fairground and paddling pools are closed down so, whilst there were still plenty of people taking the air, it wasn’t as busy as it gets in the summer months.

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Station Road Industrial Estate, Dunmow
Great Dunmow

Dunmow Industrial Estates

Something a bit different… I have been enjoying a style of photography called Topographic Photography and particularly how human activity affects the natural landscape – this style began back in the 70’s with photographers like Robert Adams and was continued during the 90’s by the likes of Andreas Gursky – he of

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Great Dunmow Sunrise
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Great Dunmow Sunrise

This was yesterday’s sunrise…completely different to Monday’s…and a lot warmer! If you would like a print of this picture you can get one here – shop.markseton.co.uk/Great-Dunmow/i-Bj9pwcq/A

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Idiot with iPhone far more important than 100 peopel behind the barriier taking their pictures at Greenwich Observatory
London Photo Walk

It’s London Init! Part 8

From Woolwich I headed back towards central London and had a quick look at the Thames Barrier…the tide was out and the fog was down…I have pictures

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London Photo Walk

It’s London Init! Part 7

Moving on to Woolwich Arsenal…I’d seen that there was some interesting statues and an interesting foot tunnel to have a look at…plus I fancied seeing the Thames Barrier.

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Poplar Tube bridge
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It’s London Init! Part 6

A last minute decision to troop into London on Saturday wasn’t quite as successful as I’d hoped due to a heavy fog that took forever to lift…and then still lingered as quite a heavy haze.

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I scarcely call these things our own - Scotney Castle in Kent and a Banded Demoiselle Damselfly
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More Photoshop!

I’ve messed about in Photoshop over the years, although my go to application is Lightroom for 90% of the time. I’ve been doing a rather excellent course “Photoshop Artistry – Fine Art Grunge Composition Course!” – not much of a mouthful – that I have both really enjoyed and also found rather

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Architectural Lines black and white photograph
London Photo Walk

It’s London Init! Part 5

The end is nigh…AKA the stragglers. Having spent since 6pm the night before out and about I started to run out of steam…but not before a quick visit to Southwark, Southbank and The Tate Modern to round off quite a photographic experience

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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.