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Walking up Joy Street to the Circus and then going out on Grove street you come to "The Royal Crescent", so named for it's half circle shape. the townhouse at the beginning of the crescent, #1, is open for tours which we availed ourselves of.
View of the crescent from an upper floor.
Daily Dog Challenge "124. Water, Water, Everywhere - Take a photo of your dog that features water in some form today."
Well, hardly EVERYWHERE, but perhaps in a dog's eyes it seems that way when it's bath time.
Then again, as it's the boys regular visit to the Day Spa that keeps them soft and clean, they really had little to fear today.
Scavenge Challenge March 2012 - "5. Don't get your camera wet. It's bath time! Have fun with this one, please."
Our Daily Challenge - Mar. 3, 2012 - "Classic" - What could be more classic than a picture of your kid during bath time, complete with suds on their head?
This was certainly a challenge, as the bathroom isn't overly large and reflections are everywhere.
Then there is the problem of getting Zachary where I wanted him, looking where I wanted, and staying that way until I got the shot.
If you look REALLY closely, you'll see selfies abound (that blue blob in the middle of the faucet reflection) showing that I was standing outside the tub, beside the camera (on tripod), leaning over the edge of the tub with cookies in hand to get Zachary to look where I wanted him to.
There is a dearth of Henry's today, as he had no interest in today's assignment.
112 Pictures in 2012 - "#4. Bubbles"
Admittedly, the bubbles didn't show up well against the creamy wall. Might have to try this one again this year.
63/366 - Mar. 3, 2012
Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bztraining.blogspot.com
The colour slide version of the view shown previously of 47596, 56033 and 47201 at Bristol Bath Road. 18 May 1988
Gartholwg Camera Club : Bath Abbey
Although photography is allowed inside the Abbey, I was disappointed that I could not use a tripod - (that Health & Safety thing reared it's head again !)
I had to use my camera hand-held at a high ISO and then reduce noise 1st in ACR using a pre-set I have set up, then after the HDR process, I used Topaz 'De-Noise' on a very low setting. Had I been able to use a tripod with the camera at ISO 100, the images would have turned out much better (noise-wise !) IMHO.