243/366 Peppercorns
August 30, 2012
Macro photography is always very enjoyable, not least because you find out what everyday objects actually look like. Today, peppercorns – I had no idea
FROM THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE
Black & White
Photographs and stories from Mark Seton’s continuing photographic journal.
Bales of Hay
August 26, 2012
On a walk around Ingatestone in Essex we came across this field that had recently been harvested.
233/366 Crass Symbol II
August 20, 2012
This completes my first series of the project…admitedly, a very short series, but a series none the less. Back on Day 5 of this odyssey
219/366 It’s Grim Up North…
August 9, 2012
So, heading home from the Rebellion Festival I again stopped off in Leeds on my way home. The weather had turned somewhat and was spitting
214/366 Reggie
August 6, 2012
Today was the day of the funeral so there wasn’t much opportunity for photography, however, I did meet my brothers dog Reggie for the first
155/366 Bunches of Bokeh
June 3, 2012
Bit of a disaster today – had a nice jubilee themed photo worked out…but I couldn’t get one part of it to work…and I made
Ethereal
May 3, 2012
This is a shot from a group of photos I took for my 365 project. I really like the rain drops caught in these dandelion
A Trilogy of Steps at Castle Hedingham – Part I
April 28, 2012
These are the steps that lead you up into Castle Hedingham.
The Key to the Octagon Tower
April 24, 2012
Back between Christmas and New Year I visited Ely Cathedral and took this shot of the key to the Octagon Tower – well worth a
114/366 One Wet Road
April 23, 2012
It has rained, pretty much, all day today. We’ve had so little rain this last year it seems churlish to complain, nonetheless it doesn’t help