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This is the road that takes you to our house in the Scottish Borders. It’s the middle of Spring and it’s been glorious weather so you may be wondering why it looks like it’s been snowing. It hasn’t, of course, but this shot was taken using my infra-red converted camera
An old favourite – the dandelion heads always make great subjects, especially in black and white.
As the title implies I found this grass root structure on the underside of a plank that I dug out of the garden the other day. It looks like the sort of pattern you get on the sand on a beach where you have a stream flowing into the sea
An infra-red photograph of the Liddesdale Valley taken from the dismantled railway.
An infra-red shot on the morning walk through the Florida Forestry area with Jess. I was quite taken with the stormy feel of this black and white conversion.
Just a couple of swallows having a chat on the telephone line. Why red? Why not! Black & White? Well, no, it is monochrome though! Here’s the actual black and white version:
When I took this shot I wasn’t expecting it to be my favourite of the day, but I really like the circular motion in this. With the exception of turning it black and white, there is no other manipulation of the image.
I always enjoy some abstract minimalism and, as I was sitting at my desk this morning, out of the corner of my eye, I spotted this small scene created by the wall around the staircase and the light streaming in from the velux window above. Daily photo sorted! Here’s a
We had a couple of Boeing Chinooks fly past this afternoon. They were flying very low along the valley across the road from us past our next door neighbours house. It’s weird that we have had 2 separate military aircraft fly past us in the last week or so…or perhaps
This caught my eye – it’s the silhouette of some items on the window sill along with the branches on a tree outside the window being cast on a wall in the house. Definitely abstract!
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