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Just been up to the windmill this afternoon, for the first time in months... since I completed my spooky tree series, and the bluebells have finished, I'm up in Ashridge a lot less.
It was a relief to finish the spooky trees, but if I'm honest I do slightly miss it! It was a good reason to get out and about shooting.
This windmill series wasn't started with the same intention, to get to 100. But without trying I'm nearly at 50, so maybe it'll turn out that way (hopefully slightly less obsessively).
Olympus XA2 + Fuji 64T + xpro (new lab, better scans than Asda/Tesco - 3000x2000 and no scratches!)
Pitstone Windmill (HDR) in the evening sunshine on a cloudy and rainy day. One of the oldest windmills to have been built in Britain, dating back to the early 17th Century (1627). In case any of you are quite understandibly desperate to go and visit this local highlight, it can be found in a field, near Ivinghoe in Buckinghamshire.
29th July 2009
I took this from the back window of the car. This is the dutch countryside. I'll be in Holland for about 10 more days.
20 Minute long exposure and painting with light, which sort of worked ;-)
A last minute plan to try a very long exposure and light painting, thank's for the company Ray.
No Crop.
Sadly, none of the windmills were actually in use.
© Isabella Valenza. Do not use or reproduce anywhere without my permission.
Probably looks better on black.
I took these 2 photographs from different viewpoints within about 10 minutes of each other.