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The continuation of my “Pairs” theme, Debbie tells me this is definitely a pair…I wasn’t so sure, cheese and biscuits I get, cheese and marmite…well…I did eat the cheese smeared with the marmite I’d used in the photo…and it was jolly tasty 😉
Having watched the Super Bowl last night it seemed only right and proper that we should have something of an American theme going today…well, OK, Debbie baked some cookies and suggested photographing them like this 😉
As a follow up to yesterday’s shot, here’s something similar, but just as close to my heart 😉
I was reading my Facebook page and came across a deconstruction picture. These are pretty popular these days – you take a gadget (camera, lens, watch, bicycle…), the more complicated the better, take it apart, lay all the parts out on a white background and photograph it. Â Now, I would
One twelve of the way through this years 365 and it’s been a struggle…things can only improve. Today’s shot is fairly typical of the month, a bit of a safe grab shot of one of our cats Badger, who hates having his photo taken – he was straight under the
Our weekly shopping arrived just as the rain started to ease off and just as we were finishing our dinner…I hadn’t had any idea what to photograph until then!
…as to why, at 46, my Mum still gets me a big pack of Smarties for Christmas every year 😉 To be fair to my Mum, the one year she didn’t get me and my brother Smarties for Christmas there was such an outcry from us she has never let
Bought for me by my father on my 21st birthday, it needs a little maintenance and a good clean…as do most of my watches…I do seem to be a bit of a graveyard for watches. Yesterday’s watch was shot in normal room light. Tonights shot was lit with a small
My old watch stopped working a few months ago, well, the battery ran out. It’s one of those kinetic type watches that auto-winds, but, for whatever reason it also needs a battery, presumably to store the charge. Whatever, it lasted the best part of 12 years so I can’t complain…I
The stories say that back in the 1600’s these oak trees, situated behind the old (now disused) church, were used to hang people. They lived until 1953 when the sea broke the seas defenses and flooded the area, killing the trees. They really are a spooky, strange sight with their
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