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A very overcast day creating very low contrast shooting conditions somewhat akin to shooting in a giant softbox. Nevertheless, I like the action here with the water spray and the cormorant escaping the frame and the eagle much to his relief having only given up a potential meal.
London Olympics 2012. Just found out this has sold at our local exhibition. That makes two of mine sold , I'd love to know where they end up and on whose wall ? Sep 2015
In April 2014, ten years after joined Flickr, I reached the milestone of one million views, one year and three months later ... the milestone of two million !
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A visit in hope after my most recent visit, at a weekend, proved very unproductive as many roaming dogs left the beach empty of most birds. Sanderlings are usually present at this time of year.
Not just two beauties together, but I meant - 2 photos from a single shot: a close 'zoom-in', and a 'wideangle' - both from the long-ish 55mm end of the kit zoom. Even the 'wideangle' is cropped, 55mm is actually wider (see SooC) but I gave it some spherical distortion for that 'wide' look. As usual, I experimented with different corrections and processing for each one. What do you think?
As well as the big boys on the roads of Britain in the golden years the majority of lorries would fall into the category of middle-weight being four-wheelers of perhaps 10/12 ton gross with a pay-load of about 7 or 8 tons and amazingly a sizable portion of these small fry would be employed on long-distance work. Here are two examples at the quality end of the middle-weight market, on the left stands a Vulcan 7 tonner and next to it an early Seddon 8 tonner both powered by the famous Perkins P6 diesel engine which produced a mind-boggling 60 bhp at 2000 rpm!
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The one great thing about living in the middle of nowhere.....is you can act like you live in the middle of nowhere! Sonya and Charlie exercise the Chargers in May 2013.
Charlecote Park. (National Trust)
The weir where the Dene flows into the Avon. The weir was part of the landscape designed by "Capability Brown".