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On a wet day in Berlin, there wasn’t much photography to be had.
There was a lot of getting wet, and attempting to stay huddled under the brolly, but little photography.
However, while walking through the urban park around the Tiergarten area, I saw this lovely scene and decided to get the camera out of the bag to shoot it. I even had to change lenses from the 14mm to something a little better for the scene, so I went from super lazy to actually doing quite a bit to get this image.
Hope everyone had a lovely weekend. I booked flights to Vienna for the weekend after next so will likely be driving around Slovakia for a few days; I obviously want to see Bratislava but feel most of the time will be spent in the Tatra mountains.
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Close to home…..
Snow comes to Cheddington.
For about 100 yds Church Path goes into a natural tunnel between Horse Chestnuts and Firs on the right and overgrown plum trees on the left. Because the leaves are still mostly on the trees it has completely sheltered this section of the path from our recent short-lived snow fall.
Le marais de Reysson est un marais tourbeux et allongé qui débouche sur l’Estuaire de la Gironde, situé sur les communes de Saint Germain d’Esteuil, de Vertheuil, de Saint Seurin de Cadourne et de Saint Estèphe. Il s’étend sur une longueur de 8km environ pour 2 de large. Désigné communément « Marais de Reysson ».
Testing my (more or less) new Vintage lens. It's not the sharpest of lenses but I like the feel of the pictures it takes somehow! Super happy with the purchase :)
St Bartholomew's Church ~ Tardebigge
One of two ancient yew trees which are believed to be over 1000 years old.
I know it's not a particularly exciting photo, but I really wanted to upload something as I haven't in a while!
Today we had our school Sponsored Walk, but because I'm in Sixth Form (last year ahhhhhhhhhhh), we just got to sit by the path and 'guide' them (it really wasn't that hard). So that was good fun. We sat on a picnic blanket, played cards and ate strawberries. So civilized!
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