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Probably the most memorable moments of our recent trip took place in the late evening, as we explored a completely unfamiliar network of lanes between Little Thornage and Edgefield Street - the latter a place, not a road. We were literally haunted by owls and hares and constantly stumbled on extraordinary landscapes that would replay the closest photographic attention. That was impossible - but by the end of the week owls swooped around our cottage and hares played a few yards from our door.
This was so much the world I'd always wanted - and so different from daily reality - that its beauty carried a sense of loss.
Near Edgefield Street, Norfolk. Olympus OM2n, Zuiko 35mm f2.8 (probably), Foma 400, orange filter.
5 exposures HDR -2,-1, 0,+1,+2
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Having fun with a new aquisition, a Sigma 150-600mm lens that despite its size it's not as heavy as I thought. This image was taken somewhere near home on a daily walk with my dog.
The breached embankment of the reservoir in evidence of the terrible flood that engulfed White Coppice many years ago. Looking out towards the west Lancashire coast with the Irish sea some 25 miles distant.
Beautiful sunrise on a corn field on normandy, france
joli levé de soleil sur champ de blé, Thiergeville Normandie
These tiny birds are fast and hard to photograph. On this day it was rainy and dark which made it even tougher. This was captured from inside my truck and hand-held using a window bag as a tripod. If you shoot from your vehicle you have to get one of these bags.
Bag: www.birdsasart.com/blubb.htm
Fill: amzn.to/2IzFaDx
This is the best window bag I have ever used
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