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Stuck in with work all day again, I was able to get some nice shots of some of our visitors to the garden today including 2 squirells, ratty and a blue tit. We had plenty of other visitors but these are the ones that were prepared to have their photographs
On my calendar today the task was “Warm Drinks”, but I went off half cocked and only did half a job. I was, of course, being too clever by half. When given half a chance I should have come up with an image that was at least a glass half
This was literally the only photograph I took today…no one said they were all going to be winners 😉 At least I got a Christmas theme in!
Tuesday is always a tricky day for my daily photograph, and I seem to be taking it later and later every day. So this was taken in the car…obviously, and I thought the curling cord on the floor made an interesting counter-point…now I look at it…perhaps not! Not to worry…so,
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?
Following on from my previous forks and shadows photograph I thought I’d have a go a spoons this time. Not as interesting as the forks shot, but I enjoy the simplicity of these pictures.
I popped out to the local Co-Op to pick some provisions up. I was surprised by the number of cats that were around – here’s a couple of them, in the order I saw them.
Another macro from the garden – plenty going on out there at the moment.
I had a job interview in Suffolk today so took advantage and drove up the coast to Sizewell to have a look at the Nuclear Power Station there. I spent a lot of my youth listening to various punk bands rail against nuclear power and, particularly Sizewell B, which was
Heading back from camera club I popped into the supermarket to see if they had anything of interest to photograph – these pears were on the reduced section…as a Yorkshireman I felt honor bound to buy them 😉 Damn tasty too!
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