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Apples and fungi.
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Todays walkies
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Very nice it is too ! These images look very filmic Nev , What were they taken on ?
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A strange beast spotted on the Staffordshire/Shropshire border whilst I was out hunting Potatoes ! I only had my crappy old battered phone with me and had to take into the sun 
I had to put the Black and white filter on to avoid scaring it into attacking me !
I had to put the Black and white filter on to avoid scaring it into attacking me !
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I think you're right Brad, they do have a certain quality to them. It wasn't intentional. In fact they were taken using a Fujifilm XT3 and the Classic Chrome simulation. I think a lot of it is down to using the light and colour. It's a very warm subject anyway with some lovely tones.
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I like a nice Chianti
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We sometimes walk through the local cemetery. Tomorrow we'll take some nuts for the many squirrels who live here.
Flat light, glare and spotting on.
War graves.
On to Locke Park at Redcar. The weather was a little better but still pretty much a white out sky.
Some welcome colour
Flat light, glare and spotting on.
War graves.
On to Locke Park at Redcar. The weather was a little better but still pretty much a white out sky.
Some welcome colour
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That's lovely, my kind of image.
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Quick walk after work. Took the bridge camera and lost the light so the little sensor struggled, but I had fun.
I assume this is a pigeon but it just looks a bit weird to me.
I assume this is a pigeon but it just looks a bit weird to me.
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Thank you Keith.
It was a dull and flat light day and the ISO kept creeping up so I was glad to get anything.
out for a walk around our local lac, in the Aude, S. France. We had rain yesterday for the first time in weeks but not a lot so still waiting for the real flush of fungi to photograph, but was not let down by the Hypholoma fasciculare, Sulpher tuft, often shows up first.
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Went out to the Ira monger raanch near Fossil again yesterday. Got picture's last trip that didn't do much for me. This one is a photo I got in 1999 with my Yashica 635 and made Shutter Biugs, Talking Picture's with. back then the white paint on the house was in a lot better shape and the roof was in fairl decent shape and red colored all over. her it is 24 yrs later and mother earth is slowly taking it home! The origional of this was one of my most liked picture's ever.
Here's the 1999 version with the Yashica 635
Just imagine if these old places could talk!
Here's the 1999 version with the Yashica 635
Just imagine if these old places could talk!
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Storm Babet impact on Herefordshire
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I'm drawn to bright colours hence this strange photo of 4.5mm steel BB's. I use them as a Environmentally friendly alternative to Lead pellets as I only shoot over a short distance they work fine.
and the job of the day after going shopping and dog walking ( which I'm about to do again) was to bring my pond fish in as over winter I intend to increase the pond size and make it more wildlife friendly. The original pond is not very deep so may have hurt the fish if we had a good cold spell.
and the job of the day after going shopping and dog walking ( which I'm about to do again) was to bring my pond fish in as over winter I intend to increase the pond size and make it more wildlife friendly. The original pond is not very deep so may have hurt the fish if we had a good cold spell.
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