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Glasses camera bag in a damp location, this was a accidental scene while I was trying to get my camera working, I was in Chester shooting the Locks, the blue wood is the locks gate arm.
The Library bar, Norwich. Gives great bokeh!
I went up to see the Photo-ID exhibition at the Forum, have any of you other locals been? It was a thought provoking experience, possibly not for the reasons the artists intended.
Of particular note was a series of what looked like suburban hedges/ allotments, including one shot of ( i think ) the photographer's back garden. I tried *really* hard to figure out what made them exhibition-worthy, beyond being out of a large format camera so they could be blown up really big. I failed. Anyone who can educate me as to what i'm missing, please go right ahead :)
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Jubilee weekend we went for a day out in York, which is only a 45 minute drive from where I live.
Now this is quite a mish-mash - I really wasn't sure what to make of this, ha ha!
this week we have been having some cold spells -6 to -10 in places,so i went out and took some photos!!! This is the lane down to the church that's actually someone's house! My fiance was rather disappointed as it where she wanted us to get married!
Had a great dayout with my friends Matt , Shane & Simon ( he is not in this photo as he joined with us later) in Essex, Thank you all again for such a wonderful time, looking forward for next dayout :D
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Camera: Canon EOS 500D
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Location: Essex, England.
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TED: "I went to Barrybados* today! After sum coffee an' a bacon roll - yum yum! - I took a walk along the Promenade. I seen the beach but I diddunt go on it, altho' I could 'ave, it wuz empty! I seen sum beach huts an' stuff an' then I walked back to the shops fer a mooch about.
The hoomuns wanted to go into Barry fer shoppin' so I sed I'd stay in the car fer a snooze. They bought me 4 jigsaws - awesome! - an' then we all went 'ome fer tea."
*Barry Island, South Wales
l thought of this a few years ago and figured it would never happen
But here l am!! It's real, it's me, l'm here!💞🌸
Met up with Martina Alexis, Katie Robinson (as our 'Guide'!) and off into Canal Street for a Pre-Sparkle evening and what fun!!!💃💄👠👠👗
Make your dreams come true girls....Love, Hugs and Sunshine! Yollie ♥️💋♥️💋♥️💋
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Jubilee weekend we went for a day out in York, which is only a 45 minute drive from where I live.
House of the trembling madness!
This is the 3rd stamp I got from The Greeting Farm's Super Secret Stamp Club.
Card details: cardsea.blogspot.com/2014/09/tgf-super-secret-stamp-club-...
Built in 1862 to promote the town as a spa for the working classes, the Pump Rooms are totally unique and the building is now Grade II* listed.
It is owned and run by Tenbury Town Council.
These wonderful birds fly to UK from Scandanvia & choose to feed on food in central reservation of A38 in Devon.Nature never ceases to amaze me,thanks to Bruv & Sharon for great dayout.
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August bank holiday weekend I had another wonderful visit from my dear friend Bella and we had a great time!
Saturday daytime in town, a wander around the marina and Humber Street followed by delicious food at the Indoor Market Food Hall.
Hull Marina.
A fromer Delaine bus, this East Lancs bodied Volvo Olympian (R4 OCT) is now owned by Sleafordian, and is photographed at Lincoln on 6th August 2015. Not the best of compositons, but I was literally walking past and seemed to get rooted to the spot here, as a blue gap appeared in the sky, and a few Olympians passed me in a very short period of time. All the better looking spots nearby seemed to be in shadow! I will have to try again another day!
Hamamelis is a winter-flowering shrub, commonly known as witch hazel. Its spicy fragrance and spidery flowers in yellow, orange and reds make it a must for the winter garden.