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So having climbed up Mt Vesuvius first thing the same morning it was so powerful to visit Herculaneum the lesser regarded town that was destroyed in the eruption of 79AD.

 

A much smaller site with very rich mosaics and multi-floored homes, it is a site of wealth and power. To capture an image of the excavation of Herculaneum and the modern town of Ercolano under the watchful eye of Mt Vesuvius the destroyer of towns sent shivers down my spine.

Located in the courtyard between blocks 10 & 11 the "Death Wall" was where an estimated 4500 people took their last breath. After being sentenced to death by a criminal court they would be led to the wall for their final moments. The windows facing the wall in blocks 10 and 11 boarded so the atrocities couldn't be witnessed by others awaiting "judgement".

The Gdansk sign on the embankment looking back to the Amber Sky Ferris Wheel.

Kangaroo on the hop at Log Bridge - Blowering Dam 2006

The Hungarian Parliament building standing proud on the banks of the Danube shot from the Castle side of the river.

One of the famous flower carts of Covent Garden in London

 

The Digital Holga is one of the worst cameras I've ever used. One of the biggest issues is it's downright unpredictable slow shutter--just look at what it did to this image! ... Okay, I admit I kind of like it :)

Shot with an iCatch V Series waterproof camera

We are approaching the traditional end of the harvest season of the old agricultural year and entering into the dark half of the year. At the time of this last harvest, also known as Samhain or Halloween, the hedgerows and trees are bursting with edible fruits, nuts and berries. I've collected just a small selection here for a seasonal still life. Hawthorn, Rosehips, Sweet Chestnuts, Crabapples, Wildings (apples sprouted from discarded apple-cores, often crossed with Crabapples), hazelnuts, acorns (edible if correctly processed), blackberries and Sloes. If you know what to do with them, there is still a veritable delight of wild foods to be found; many of which our ancestors would have relied on to carry them through the long, cold dark months of winter... #stilllife #still_life #autumn2013 #Samhain #halloween #wildharvest #wildfruits #crabapples #foraging #oxfordshire #uk #hurricanelamp #trug #markmakingdesign #most_deserving #photowall #all_shots_ #uk_potd #icatching #bd #ig_captures_nature #red_mm #redthursday

A stretch out of a selection of the Chelmsford Graffiti wall on a visit after finishing work one afternoon.

Who says left over currency provides no purpose. Interesting and intricate details for macro

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One of the "Stop" signs just in front of a guard tower and the electric fences at Auschwitz I. Often some of the prisoners last resort they would throw themselves at the electrified barbed wire in hope of ending their misery.

on the drive shoot

A very quick snap whilst walking by, a gibbon sat almost in contemplation and soaking up the winter sun.

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Shot with an iCatch V Series

The geyser is so unique and unusual, sometimes you forget to look around it. Did you realize there were three ponds next to it? I didn't! This is just the coolest place I hae ever been. This is a bucket list item for me. In fact, this is one of the places that inspired me to get into serious landscape photography.

 

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Nikon D810 ISO32 ƒ/22 3sec 24mm © 2017

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