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Walking around Doctors Pond in Great Dunmow I noticed some pretty flowers in bloom in some of the gardens that adjoin the pond. This is a black and white version of the shot – if you are interested I have included the original colour version of the photograph…which I liked,
The bullocks were very curious as to what I was up to as I walked past them this morning…despite the fact that they see me about three times a week on the same walk…they’re not very bright!
I have photographed our local pond – Doctors Pond – many times, but this is the first time I have photographed it in many months…I have no doubt you will see this sight again a few times over the coming months!
Wandering back from the Co-Op I noticed the Maltings gateway was being guarded by a cat so thought it might make a reasonable subject for today’s photograph. Great Dunmow used to be quite a brewing town – until its closure in the 1940s, malt was still made for the Dunmow
This morning as I left the house for my morning walk around Dunmow I decided, at the last minute, to switch my 18 – 55mm lens with my 55 – 210mm lens on my Sony NEX7. I’m not sure why…but I was very glad I did. If I had taken
The local Roman Catholic Church caught my eye in my search for lines and curves in Dunmow today.
On my morning walk around Dunmow I regularly walk past this view…the sky certainly caught my eye today. Despite being an hour past sunrise there was still some nice light around.
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
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
So, it’s a bit foggy, it’ll be fine, you don’t need to see that well! Could, of course, be a Close Encounter…
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