The Blog
I’m soooo idle. It’s all misty outside and I have a great idea for a shot in the mist at night… so, instead, here’s something completely different. Bizarrely the pencil is from my first full time job and is probably about 20 odd years old.
Spring is certainly on its way as these catkins found in Rowney Woods demonstrate.
We had one of our regular visits to Rowney Woods today – it was a great day for clouds. Great big fluffy white clouds abounded – here’s a shot of the edge of Rowney Woods…with clouds.
Doctors Pond in Great Dunmow is just down the road from where I live and so I get to photograph it quite often. I was particularly pleased with how today’s early morning 5 shot HDR came out.
Heading away from Harlow towards Hoddestone is a small, old village called Roydon which appears in the Doomsday Book. The River Stort flows through the village. As it was such a nice day today I headed there this lunchtime and made this HDR photograph of the river and narrow boats.
This is the view looking out from around the car park at Easton Lodge.
For my 366 Project I created a black and white photograph of these fellas. I had originally intended to use this colour photograph for my daily pic as I was looking to achieve the bokeh you can see in the background, but went with the black and white.
A nice simple one for this evening. I had originally intended to produce an image with bokeh in the background, and I did achieve this, but in the end I preferred this simpler black and white image.
A change of pace today and a photograph taken from my 365 project. Iain Banks is one of my favourite authors and this is a shot of some of his books I have in one of our bookcases.
This is a black and white shot taken near Parndon Mill in Harlow showing the main railway line to Cambridge and Stansted Airport.
Website designed by Make Digital Simple
