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These mushrooms have been catching my eye for a few days. When the sun came out, I walked down to try and capture the full effect. The largest was probably the size of a dinner plate!
Seen in front of a stable in a nearby horses field.
Treasure Hunt 63: Stable
Its been one of those days with lots of bit and pieces going on. While washing the car, I realised that it needed a new rear wiper blade. Got this to show the guy in the car parts Aladdin's cave in case it was needed. It probably wasn't, but confirmed that I had the right one...
A one shot kinda day...
Out on the mountain bikes again, but I forgot my camera.
As I was about to get in the bath, the sun was reflecting off the surface, creating these light sprites.
Not to self, clean the woodwork more frequently...
Went to Poole Harbour Museum with Liz because I wanted to see the exhibition there on the work of Jack Lowe with The Lifeboat Station Project.
This is the apron used by Jack to process his wet plate collodion images at each of the lifeboat stations he visited over the first four years of this project. His work is absolutely gorgeous, and I recommend it if you're in the area up to the 22nd April.
Another lacklustre day, but afternoon tea with a piece of wedding cake cheered me up.
Treasure Hunt 13: Afternoon Tea
A session on retouching using a Wacom at Park Cameras, there were several stands including Wild Arena, where these fungi were overheating a bit.
A few quick snaps...
A day in Brighton. Beguiling shadows falling on this wall with its graffiti.
Treasure Hunt 61: Shadow Lines
And the Treasure Hunt is completed with this one!
As my flashguns weren't playing ball on Boxing Day, and torrential rain had stopped other forms of play, I dug out this 1500 piece jigsaw. I was trying to finish it before our son and his family arrived, but that looked unlikely. It had to be carefully moved to the back of the room to avoid 3 year old Oliver "helping". However, my DIL was a great help, as she loves jigsaws, and we finished it later in the evening.
Treasure Hunt 57: Puzzle.
Simplicity shows us the true beauty of life—a bird flying in the open sky, trusting the wind, and exploring endless possibilities. Life doesn’t need to be complicated; it’s in simple moments that we find clarity and the courage to embrace new opportunities.
Colorado, 2017
#FreedomInFlight #SimpleBeauty #NatureInspires #LifeLessons #SkyGazing #InfinitePossibilities #MinimalistNature #WingsOfHope #PeacefulMoments #NatureLovers
Eternal Impression-Photography by Huzzatul Mursalin
I spent the weekend shooting the World Cup Canoe Slalom event at Lee Valley Whitewater Centre (for fun).
Friday was for all of the heats.
Here Womens paddler Alsu Minazova from Russia is competing in the C1 class, where they are kneeling and using a single-bladed paddle. Other competitors, their teams, photographers, cameramen and marshalls are all looking on.
The Canoe crew marshall is signalling that she was clear at the previous green-and-white gate.
A lovely sunny day up in London.
The Science Photographer of the Year (at the Science Museum) was fascinating.
From his beam of sunlight, Darwin looked a bit bemused at all the visitors to the Natural History Museum.
Treasure Hunt 70: Visitor
A camera club photoshoot to the Open Day of Alexander Dennis Bus Chassis works in Guildford. Thanks to Laura, a cycling friend who works there, who shared the poster on Facebook.
From a day with Liz at Brands Hatch photographing the BEMSEE test day.
This one from Clearways shows the general scene of the test day. Taken and posted as my 365 to allow me to look through the others at leisure!
I was trying to get the feel of the bikes at different angles. Ideally wanted three, with the front and back ones leaned right over.
At my aunt's funeral, the Pastoral Leader of Guildford Baptist Church , who knew Mary well, spoke of her knowing that on her passing she would be at home with her Lord.
My mind was left spinning with visions of Home. In the evening, I just managed to create this. Not sure it says what I wanted, but I think it says something...
The start of a busy few days, apologies for being absent from the group.
Apologies to our Kiwi friends, what a rollercoaster of a morning. I had to celebrate by pumping up this oval ball...
A Lensbaby shot, but not this month's project one...
Treasure Hunt 51: Oval
A replacement for the original Crossing on the Stairs due to this being the only Lensbaby shot taken in May (luckily, though I wish I'd explored further and got the sweet spot in the right place!). *Sigh*
Apologies to those who have already seen and commented on the other version.
Treasure Hunt Monthly Project 05: May Lensbaby Image
The Good: I went for a lovely walk...
The Bad: ...because my e-mtb wouldn't work...
The Ugly: ...and picked up a lot of litter.
At his 90th birthday party, family friend Roy reads out his letter from Gary Cahill, the Captain of Chelsea FC. Roy has been a loyal fan all his life, and his eldest daughter arranged for this to happen.
I have known Roy all my life, since his family moved into our road the year before I was born.
Up to Corby area for my friend's daughter's wedding.
Katie and Adam walk to the wedding car from the church.
So, I don't usually take photos of my feet, but they happened to be handy when I was working out rear curtain flash and setting up different power levels for two flashes. Hopefully might try some night mtb photography on Saturday if I can last a very long day!
My more normal idea for the POTD is in my photostream!
Setting the camera up on the kitchen worktop, not to self, if you're going to bother to set the tripod up, it's worth putting the 100-400mm lens on as well. The 100mm macro wasn't really up to the job!
For the camera club Challenge 2019 topic for May of "Bird on a Stick, Fence, Rope etc".
This rather prosaic pigeon describes one of my favourite films...