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Even though it was extremely windy on the moors yesterday, I did manage to get a couple at a fast enough shutter speed to include a tree or too. As this was also a 4 shot stitched vertical pano, I think I got off lightly movement-wise!
Along with most of the population of Devon, apparently, I ventured out to Burrator Reservoir this afternoon. Four hours of walking, with the odd snap thrown in for good measure. This is one such snap.
Driving home tonight, sky was looking good. Headed for a quick access beach along with dog walkers, other photographers and practically an entire football team. Needless to say, virgin sand was at a premium!
Lovely conditions yomping on the moors today, although a tad breezy! Trees not much help as focal points due to movement, but this wall ain’t going anywhere soon!
Something completely different for me. Taken this morning on my phone (Galaxy S9) Looking out through my windscreen.
I feel that I have been rushing things lately and, in doing so, have let some rather heavy-handed processing slip through the net. Any that start to nag me, on subsequent viewings, I delete with a view to re-visiting them at a later date. To that end, I have tried to process this image as close to "realistic" as possible, while trying to maintain the feeling of fantasy and mystery that this subject matter is usually associated with.
Another Tolkienesque offering from Dartmoor. I can imagine all sorts of creatures using the bridge-like branch as a crossing on their travels.
Going through an old hard drive and came across a shoot at Venford Falls that I had never really got any success from. Had another go and was quite happy with this. Funnily enough though, my favourite part is the tiny back lit fern on top of the fallen log!
Went waterfall chasing on Dartmoor again, but felt this far better summed up the mood of the conditions that this area, all too often, presents us with at this time of year.
1984, Cardiff, Wales.
I sailed on this vessel twice.
Keel laid during March 1956, launched on 29/08/1957 and completed during March 1957 by Hawthorn Leslie, Hebburn, England (730)
12,180 g.t. and 18,370 dwt., as:
'Halia' and remained under this name until sold to Spanish breakers.
Arrived at San Esteban de Pravia, Spain, on 28/08/1985.
Photo with the kind permission of Paul Morgan.
May 1978, Immingham Dock, England.
A standard cargo ship design by the builders, Type 36-L.
Built for Hapag-Lloyd of Bremen.
Seen here in the funnel colours of Kosmos Bulkschiffahrt GmbH. See here: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosmos_Bulkschiffahrt
Keel laid during December 1977, launched on 13/03/1978, & completed on 10/05/1978, by Aktien-Gesellschaft "Weser", Bremen, Germany (1405)
9,862 g.t. & 15,767 dwt., as:
'Russelsheim' to 1982,
'Hapag-Lloyd Kiel' to 1983,
'Cape Corfu' to 1989,
'Zeta' (Jugooceanija Kotor, Montenegro, Yugoslavia) to 1999,
'Fratzis' to 2002,
'Cirus' to 2006, &
'Chrestena II' until 28/07/2006, when the vessel suffered engine problems, during a laden voyage from Pipavav, India, to Porbandar, India.
Vessel was driven ashore by strong winds and wrecked.
See here: www.shipsnostalgia.com/media/chestrena-ii.22439/
Photo with the kind permission of Paul Morgan.
German postcard by Ross Verlag, no. 628/6. Photo: Hella Moja Film. Hella Moja and Paul Morgan in Das Spiel von Liebe und Tod (Urban Gad, 1919).
During the First World War and the following years Hella Moja (1890-1951) was one of the most popular stars of the German silent cinema. There was even a Hella Moja serial and in 1918 she founded her own film company.
June 1985, RoRo berth No. 4, Port of Felixstowe, Suffolk, England.
One of the many "Stena Searunner" Type.
Keel laid on 17/10/1977, launched on 22/12/1977 and completed on 08/05/1978 by Hyundai, Ulsan, South Korea (647)
5,466 g.t. and 8,672 dwt., as:
'Tor Felicia' to 1978,
'Merzario Grecia' to 1983,
'Stena Grecia' to 1986,
'Atlantic Freighter' to 2010 and
'Pelagitis' since.
Photo with thanks, and the permission of Paul Morgan.
German postcard. Ross Verlag No 628/3. Hella Moja-Film. Hella Moja and Paul Morgan in Das Spiel von Liebe und Tod (Urban Gad 1919).
During the First World War and the following years Hella Moja (1890-1951) was one of the most popular stars of the German silent cinema. There was even a Hella Moja serial and in 1918 she founded her own film company.
Foreign Films
Maxim Gorky's "Cain & Artem"
"1000 Worte Ulk" with Paul Morgan
Filmarte Theatre
Vine Street — in Hollywood
(25) Andrew Richardson (5) Andrew Spencer (23) Matthew Bell Reflex Racing (14) Paul Morgan (46) Andrew Smith Optimum Motorsport rounding Abbey Hairpin during the Texaco Havoline Ginetta G20 Championship August 15th 2009 race one of the weekend.
9th July 2011 at Bull’s Head, Barnes, London SW13.
Country: Britain. Style: Jazz - Modern.
Lineup: Jim Mullen (g), John Horler (p), Paul Morgan (b), Terry Jenkins (d) and guest: Beryl Hart (v).
Jim Mullen was born in Glasgow in 1945, moving to London in 1969. He was a member of Pete Brown’s Piblokto, Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express, Vinegar Joe and Kokomo. A collaboration with Dick Morrissey took him in a more straightforward Jazz direction. Most recently he has led an Organ Trio and a group with Henry Lowther (the Great Wee Band). He is one of the few Jazz guitarists (Wes Montgomery was another) to play with his thumb. This was billed in advance as a performance of Jim Mullen with John Pearce’s Trio. However, on the night John Horler replaced John Pearce.
More information: www.myspace.com/jimmullenorgantrio.