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I start the October Photo a Day challenge with a sprained ankle so not ventured further than the garden. For saying it's only Day 1, I've flitted from one subject to another!
The highest point we can find the Albercutx Watchtower at 380 metres above sea level. The late 16th century tower was one of the main lookout points to ward off the constant threat of corsairs.
Day 29 of my 31 prompts from 31 lists Drawtober!
Today's is "Silent Mist" from IG artist maruti_bitamin
Since I've already done Silent Hill fanart twice this month I opted for a nice and simple spooky ghostie.
I just packed my CDs off to Music Magpie...they accept albums, DVDs, and games. £40 winging it's way to me just in time for the fast-approaching MW3 release date :-)
I even managed to sneak one of the wife's albums in there... Can you spot it?
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3 October. The ewes are enjoying the autumn grass... except when the heavens open and they start to float away. Hopefully a better lambing season to come than the last one.
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Been off hunting twice today....not popular with mummy and daddy right now!
Day 4 of www.flickr.com/groups/photoadayforamonth/
Other days: www.flickr.com/photos/rmrayner/sets/72157627683367119/show/
October Challenge Mosaic 2012
This is my complete set for the October 2012 A month in Pictures project.
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The complete set of pictures for this challenge can be found here - MY OCTOBER 2012 SET
Throughout the month there was a high (being published) and a low (breaking my 10-20mm lens).........
Mosaic created using the free MOSAIC TOOL at BIGHUGELABS.COM
We are trying to make it possible for our holiday cottage guests to have an affordable holiday with us through renewable energy sources. Solar PV and our own sustainable logs for burners in the properties are two of the ways.
Sadly one of our ancient 60ft Scots Pines had to come down as it was rotting out at the bottom. To avoid crushing everything beneath it, the only way was in small pieces... which took all day.
I've been away for a couple of days and it wasn't until the evening of Day 1 that I remembered the October picture a day challenge. This is the only usable photo from the day, and it's a phone shot.
This is St. Oswald's Church in Strubby Lincolnshire. Strubby is the village where my maternal grandmother was born.
Photo 18/31
2 October. Bit of vitamin C in the form of a Barocca tablet
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In 2016 my brother-in-law managed to ride the 60 miles of the gruelling Dartmoor Demon roadcycle sportive with 10 friends and family. He had (and still has) stage 4 bowel cancer. Tim raised a staggering £273,000 (which some of my kind Flickr friends also generously contributed to) for The Institute of Cancer Research who are at the sharp end in the fight against this terrifying illness.
Last night we had the final presentation of the cheque and a talk from Prof Raj Chopra (Head of Cancer Therapeutics). This money was vital in opening up new lines of research and furthering the ICR's work.
One of the films: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoQbY4A5RNA
The Times 20th May 2021: www.thetimes.co.uk/article/5808d0fa-b97d-11eb-98e3-d13066...
Photo 15/31 for the October 2014: A month in Pictures.
My images for this challenge will be here.
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Took my bridge camera into town with me today and managed to find 10 minutes in the park.
Located in Queens Park, Loughborough is the foundry casting case used to cast the heaviest bell in the UK, "Great Paul", weighing in at 17,002 kilograms (37,483 lb).
It was made by John Taylor & Co a Loughborough based company, in 1881. It is the largest British cast bell in Britain, made for St Paul's Cathedral London. Many churches and others structures across the world have bells cast in Loughborough.
A short walk around Shardlow, Derbyshire on a beautifully warm day. The colours were lovely so not sure why I've chose to go B&W!
Shardlow was an important inland port and thanks to a conservation order in the 1970's many of the old warehouses still survive. Here is one of them beside the Trent & Mersey Canal.
Photo 14/31 for the October Picture a Day Group.
A Sunday stroll on the beach.... nothing but two children, dog, 40D and ND graduated filter for company. View On Black
Day 16 of www.flickr.com/groups/photoadayforamonth/
Other days: www.flickr.com/photos/rmrayner/sets/72157627683367119/show/
No, I'm not going trick and treating, but about this time of year (or Easter) I buy myself a new bucket. Useful for those little jobs around the house and garden where you don't actually need the big bucket.
Photo 9/31 October Picture a Day.
Shot taken for the Photo-a-day-for-a-month group . This is my photo for 29th October
I really want to do more portrait work, so I went to Calke Abbey today with that in mind as I knew they had one of their regular "Calke Alive" events on whereby the volunteers dress up in period dress. Today it was World War 2. There was also a Tea Dance going on in the stables which looked great fun, and if I hadn't been on my own would have loved to have joined in. Children and adults alike all dancing the old time dances. I think I was born in the wrong era.
I had a quick walk around the house first to see who was dressed up there, and came across this lady who is a volunteer and was happy to have her photo taken. The light is quite low in the house, so I used the "put the window behind you technique" to get as much light as I could on the lady.
I've tried to give in an old fashioned feel with a touch of sepia and added grain. However if anyone can point me in the direction of some techniques for wartime type photos, it would be appreciated.
Canon 50D | 50mm prime | 1/60 SEC | F2.2| ISO 400
The rest of my October Challenge set here: www.flickr.com/photos/janflicks/sets/72157631674212094/wi...
hmm 4am start this morning, 2 hour drive, 1 hour flight, 1 hour drive.... thanks to the restaurant poisoning me last night done on 1 hour's sleep... ugh!
2/31 October
It's that time of year again... Come and join an amazing Group of people posting one photo a day throughout the month of October... No themes, just challenge yourself and find inspiration from the other members...
I took my camera on a trip to the shop to get some milk, and spotted the spider on the way, along with a good few others.
Photo 28/31 October Picture a Day
At the far end of the service tunnel under our house you can just see our slightly claustrophobic electrician....!
21 October. And it's a dog's life....
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Day 5 of the October challenge (which I forgot... so please excuse poor artistic standards for the first 8 entries!). Fortunately I happened to be out at work and got this one.
Me
This is my 25th submission for the October 2012 A month in Pictures project.
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My complete set of pictures for this challenge can be found here - MY OCTOBER 2012 SET
This is another attempt at a self portrait - decided to get out my flash guns and umbreallas and try some off camera stuff.
This shot was taken using the following off camera flash setup.
Nikon SB700 to camera right at 45deg behind a white unbrealla at about 1/4 power (Manual).
Yongnuo to camera left firing into a silver umbrella at 7/8 power (Manual)
Camera and flashes fired using Yongnuo RF603-N remote triggers.
Nikon D7000
Nikon 40mm macro lens
F8.0 @ 1/200 second exposure
ISO 100
Tweaked in Adobe Camera RAW then opened in CS5
Converted to mono in Silver Efex