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So the Photographers Day at Linton Zoo arrived and what a scorcher it was. Now, you may think that a lovely hot sunny day is ideal for getting amongst the animals and getting some lovely pictures…well, it is better than if it was tipping it down with rain! However, all
Mega soft wool & alpaca, I’m reliably informed that this is quite unusual. I just liked the texture and lines (plus I just have to go to bed and this was quick ;-).
You may recall Tuesday’s photograph of some Limes…well, they’ve been used now…very nice Thai dinner.
So we move onto a close up macro shot of one of these fruits which really shows off the papery “shell” the fruits are contained in.
The flowers I bought last week from Tesco’s are still going strong so I did some macro work on them. It was only after I had loaded these into the computer when I noticed the way the water droplet on this flower reflected the overhead light giving a sun like
I like a nice bit of cheese. I’ve currently got some Castello Blue cheese…a sort of Blue Brie if you will. Now I know a lot of you will be furiously tutting that it’s not a nice piece of Wensleydale, or proper Blue Stilton…but for an everyday cheese it does
It’s been one of those evenings where I had noting to photograph, so I sat at my desk and started photographing anything that caught my eye. The cats fluffy ear got a close inspection, I looked at the coloured glitter I bought in January for the 200th time, I photographed
Had them as a kid (not this pack, obviously) and found these in my draw – another item saved for when subject matter was hard to find…
Followers of this project will remember last week’s kiwi fruit photograph. Well, I did buy a few of them so here’s another shot. I must say I did eat last weeks fruit (obviously), but it was pretty hard and very tart…I put this down to them maybe not being ripe.
I found these steel balls with holes drilled through the middle and was trying to make a bit of an abstract image, but I actually preferred this image because of the bokeh surrounding the steel balls.
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