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Category Archives: autumn
Cold Toes …
So Autumn has finally arrived. Still no frosts but the first proper misty/foggy day. I feel chilly just thinking about it. Tomorrow is promising much the same. The internet informs me that there are only 47 days to Christmas. Almost … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, christmas, Photography
Tagged autumn, Autumn Colour, autumn Leaves, Damp, Decay, Fog, Foggy, Marvin the Paranoid Android, Mist, photography
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Just One More …
Once unto the breach dear friends … once more… Henry 5th Act 3 Scene 1 One last dip into the 2009 pool and an image that has much more to do with 2026 than 2009. The digital image was captured … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Autumn, Photography, Remastered
Tagged Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Editing, photography, Rural, Stonton Wyville, Tree
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What were you doing in the Autumn of 2009?…
These four images really give a feel for what photographs I was producing in 2009 (Apart from the obvious xPan crop – a much later innovation). I invested a lot of money into my equipment and I was starting to … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Autumn, Photography
Tagged autumn, Bradgate Park, Brent Geese, Coast, Curlew, Fallow Deer, Fighting, Migration, Norfolk, North Sea, photography, Red Deer, The Rut, The Wash
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Entering Never Land….
Walking Through the Mist at Autumn Dawn At autumn dawn, the world seems to wake reluctantly, as though it would rather remain folded inside the night. The light arrives without brilliance, pale and diffused behind a veil of mist. Walking … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Autumn, Jubilee Park, Photography
Tagged AI, AI Slop, Artificial Intelligence, Damp, Dawn, fantasy, fiction, Good Will Hunting, Jubilee Park, Mist, nature, photography, River Soar, short-story, sunrise, Writing
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Do we Have a Choice? …
A lack of energy is something we all have to get used to as enter our senior years. I watch enough mind scrambling slop to realise that there are some humans or at least their avatars out there who don’t … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Autumn, Jubilee Park, Photography
Tagged Aging, autumn, Dawn, Jubilee Park, photography, Red Kite, River Soar, sunrise
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A Few Nights Away…
County Durham in the autumn. Or to put it another way … we took a few days away from our hectic schedules to recharge the batteries.
Posted in autumn, Autumn, Photography
Tagged Cathedral, City of Durham, Coast, County Durham, National Trust, North Sea, River Wear, Souter Lighthouse
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Two Women and their Dogs…
Just how do you photograph monuments that are over 6000 years old and spread over a number of acres? The answer is that I don’t know but it was fun taking a walk amongst monuments that are older than Stonehenge. … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Photography
Tagged English Heritage, iphoneography, Monuments, Neolithic, North Yorkshire, photography, Thornborough Henges
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Three Counties…
Finding the words. Where are the words? I’m really not sure what to write about yesterday. The aim was simple: Capture more images for Boudica and Bosworth project. Aim achieved. Tick in the box. Then today I started to work … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Boudica and Bosworth, Photography
Tagged Aqueduct, Ashby Canal, Austrey, Bilstone, Boudica and Bosworth, Church Yard, Clifton Campville, Danelaw, Forest Gump, Gibbet, King Alfred, King Guthrum, Leicestershire, Orton on the Hill, photography, Rural, Shenton, Staffordshire, Thornton, Warwickshire
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November 23rd…
What was so special about the 23rd November? I am sure there were many births, marriages and deaths on that particular day. Perhaps people were distracted by other things happening? Whatever the reason I didn’t get any visits to this … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, drawing, painting, Sculpture
Tagged autumn, drawing, Goldmark Gallery, painting, photography, Picasso, Pottery, Rutland, Sculpture, Uppingham
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