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Tag Archives: photography
Not Sure What To…
Slowly getting back into swing of my normal life? What the hell normal is in this context is another matter.
Posted in Photography, Spring
Tagged Coast, Common Eider, Drake, Fulmar, North Sea, Northumberland 2026, photography, Seahouses, Spring, Stonechat
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A.I. huh …what is it good for?…
With apologies to Whitfield and Strong but who exactly does A.I. benefit? Yes yes I know that they’re many specific applications of A.I. that have helped greatly – although I suspect the families of the many people who have died … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Spring, Street Photography
Tagged A.I., AI, Artificial Intelligence, Coast, Financial Crisis, Golf, Inner Farne, North Sea, Northumberland 2026, photography, Seahouses, Stone Wall, technology, Wind
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Not in Kansas anymore…
Range anxiety – so last year! I know I know. There are plenty of charging stations on the way to Northumberland. Still when you’ve never taken a long journey in an electric vehicle (EV) it’s a concern where you’ll be … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Spring
Tagged County Durham, Folly, National Trust, Northumberland 2026, Penshaw Monument, photography, Sunderland
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Blithe Spirit…
There are certain parts of England that are what everyone who has never visited England expect England to be. They are populated by characters from the great second world war film Blithe Spirit. The villages in and around Canons Ashby … Continue reading
Posted in Gardens, Photography, Spring
Tagged Blithe Spirit, Bluebells, Blulbs, Canons Ashby, Flowers, Gardens, Litchborough, National Trust, Noel Coward, Northamptonshire, photography, Radar, Second World War, Spring, Tulips
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Necessity …
It was such a schoolboy error. Setting off to takes some photographs without the SD Cards! I can’t think of anything more stupid, well at least in the world of photography at least, but there you have it. What to … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged Church of All Saints, Country House, Derbyshire, iPhone 15 Pro, iphoneography, Kedleston, Kedleston Hall, Kedleston Park, National Trust, photography, Robert Adam, Spring
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Gazumped…
Gazump is a wonderful word. So earthy. So full of meaning. For those who are not old enough to remember Gazump or its past participle Gazumped was a popular word in the 1970’s and 80’s. It’s meaning, according to Google … Continue reading
Posted in Gardens, Photography, Spring
Tagged 1970's, 1980's, Anthropomorphising, Blue Tit, garden, Gazump, Gazumped, Great Tit, photography, Spring, Wild Life, Yiddish
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Dawn…
One of the many ‘joys‘ of growing old is that I find I am a much lighter sleeper. As a young man I could sleep through all manner of noises. Not anymore. Which brings me to the Dawn Chorus. Oh … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Spring
Tagged Bird Song, Blackbird, Dawn Chorus, photography, Robin, Spring, Wren
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Testing, testing…123…
Another day in the field. That really makes thing sound like I was marching to battle. The truth was much more mundane. I took a walk around a suburban park set amoungst a series of former gravel pits in very … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Spring
Tagged City of Leicester, Grey Heron, Mute Swans, photography, Robin, Spring, sunshine, Tufted Duck, Watermead Country Park
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No No No…
Warning. This post contains old man grumbling. You have been warned. Is there no hope in the world? Have we really stooped so low? A ‘loose‘ remake of one of my favourite films of all time, Kind Hearts and Coronets, … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Spring
Tagged Bird Photography, Black Headed Gull, Carrion Crow, City of Leicester, Coot, Glen Powell, Greylag Goose, How to make a Killing, Kind hearts and Coronets, Mute Swan, photography, Sony 200x600 mm Lens, Sony f4 70 - 200 mm, Spring, United States of America, Watermead Country Park
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Mad World…
All around me are familiar facesWorn out places Roland Orzabal The world (a bit unfair on Gaia) appears to be going through one of its crazy destructive purges. On these occasions I find walking around a pleasant garden helps restore … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged Botanical Gardens, daffodils, fish, Flowers, Gaia, Koy Carp, photography, Spring, University of Leicester
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