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A bit of abstraction on a typical autumnal British day. One moment it’s lovely sunshine (if a bit breezy) and the next it’s like the house is going through a car wash its raining so hard! Now into the evening and I realised it was still pouring and I had
It poured this afternoon and I was standing at our back door watching it come down and noticed the spider’s web.
It poured down at lunchtime today, just as one of the local squirrell’s came visiting. S/he took shelter on the door of the garden shed.
After a few days of baking sunshine we came back down with a bump and loads of rain today. Unfortunately, we missed out of the forecast thunder storms, but at least the umidity has cleared and the temperature has dropped significantly, hopefully meaning we can have a good nights sleep
Overnight we had a bit of a shower. When I got up and went for my walk I was greeted with lovely bright sunshine…but quite a lot of standing water. With a bit of careful positioning and a bit of artistic licence (OK – photoshop!) I got this (not thtat
For the first time in over a year I was able to pick up on my ARPS project and visited the brutalist masterpiece that is the Norfolk Terrace at the University of East Anglia (UEA), Denys Lasdun was the architect and it was built between 1962D–1968. I work in Norwich
I periodically break out the photoshop and do a bit of compositing – this is made from 6 of my images taken over a period of 3 or 4 years. I’m never too sure when they are finished…but I haven’t tweked this for a while…so we’ll call it done.
I opened our front door looking for today’s shot…and here it is!
We had the most enormous thunderstorm this afternoon – the rain absolutely hammered down…it did cool the atmosphere down as it had been extremely muggy before the storm.
It started raining while we were out and about last night, and with the odd half hour here and there it pretty much hasn’t stopped since. Not a bad thing as we have been short of rain for the last month or two, but irritating when you need to take
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