Simon's 52 in 2024
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Thanks Helen!
Cheers Keith. It’s a pretty proposal place with many trails, so loss of wildlife. I’ve had no problems finding robins, great t and squirrels to feed from hand. I even had a squirrel climbing up my leg last year as I was holding a bag of nuts and seed. Off the busiest paths it’s quite easy - just need a little patience and a steady hand!
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Thanks Nick - I was worried about losing some IQ with a tighter crop, but I think it could go a little tighter
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Week16 - Empty
Blimey - how are we at week 16 already?
Anyway, strolling around Barry Island this morning and the big wheel caught my eye, empty of its gondolas - it's either undergoing refurbishment/maintenance (more likely), or being dismantled. I thought it fits the bill with an unusual take.
Big Wheel by Simon Hiscocks, on Flickr
Blimey - how are we at week 16 already?
Anyway, strolling around Barry Island this morning and the big wheel caught my eye, empty of its gondolas - it's either undergoing refurbishment/maintenance (more likely), or being dismantled. I thought it fits the bill with an unusual take.
Big Wheel by Simon Hiscocks, on Flickr
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Cheers Bob - if I get the chance I may do that
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Thanks Helen - for once the light and sun direction was in my favour!
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Week 17 - Structure
Just back from a short break to the Cardigan area
On a wet and gloomy day we drove up the coast to Aberaeron where I took a shot of the groynes helping to maintain the integral structure of the coast. As ever when posting two photos it's tricky to pick the one for the theme. I like the colour one for it's muted colour tones and seagull, but the mono pips it for me
Aberaeron Groynes by Simon Hiscocks, on Flickr
Aberaeron Seagull by Simon Hiscocks, on Flickr
Just back from a short break to the Cardigan area
On a wet and gloomy day we drove up the coast to Aberaeron where I took a shot of the groynes helping to maintain the integral structure of the coast. As ever when posting two photos it's tricky to pick the one for the theme. I like the colour one for it's muted colour tones and seagull, but the mono pips it for me
Aberaeron Groynes by Simon Hiscocks, on FlickrAberaeron Seagull by Simon Hiscocks, on Flickr
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Cheers Dave. I do like the colour transition in that one.Colour for me with the budgie