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It was great to get out and about somewhere other than Great Dunmow this evening. We had one of our Bishop’s Stortford Camera Club outings and tonight we took a stroll around Bishop’s Stortford town centre and down along the River Stort where I saw this. If you are wondering
Whilst demolishing the council offices in Bishop’s Stortford, the machines take a pause.
That’s it, I’ve had enough…I’ve seen more bluebells this year than I have in the rest of my life put together and I’m officially bored of them now…for at least the next 11 months anyway!
We had a talk on flash on a budget at the Bishop’s Stortford Camera Club this week and we met Doris, the never complaining model.
Something a bit different from me tonight. We were due to have a photowalk around Bishops Stortford with the camera club this evening. For the 3rd year on the trot we were met with torrential rain…so we sat in the pub 😉 The rain started to relent about 9.00pm and
Another evening spent playing with wire wool and sparks with the Bishops Stortford Camera Club. It causes great consternation to the local dog walkers and horse riders who come across a large group of people with cameras on tripods apparently trying to set fire to a bridge 😉
I had to pop into Bishop’s Stortford this afternoon and had half an hour to kill so trotted around the park. I had no idea that there was a motte and bailey castle there…but there is, or at least the remains. Sadly the view of Bishop’s Stortford from the top
At Camera Club tonight it was the Chairman’s evening and Emma had invited a chap who takes part in historical reenactment events, specifically the middle ages…and he arrived with full suits of armour, swords, axes and all sorts of other wonderful bits and pieces. The club strobe lights were out
We had the unveiling of the Bishops Stortford Camera Club exhibition in the Jackson Square Shopping Centre in Bishops Stortford – it’s a great display and includes three of my pictures. Walking back to the car I thought I’d see if there were any photographic opportunities with this building, which
Despite living in the middle of Essex it is quite surprising just how much of the sky and the stars you can actually photograph. This shot was taken during the Bishops Stortford Camera Clubs studio evening. It was really busy inside so a few of us braved the cold and
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