Tuesday, 16 October 2007


Iron Handle as found somewhere in Cheshire. This has had other images put on top and blended in to give a slightly mysterious appearance. Well I think so.

A detail of a limestone pavement. This was found in Yorkshire in September.

Saturday, 4 August 2007

The Blue Maze

I spotted this boy playing with this water maze at the Anderton Lift complex in Cheshire.
Local Bluebell woods. Here I have tried to bring out the young beech tree and suppress the brilliance of the flowers.
Here is a tiny snail investigating our hosta leaves yesterday morning. Note the dew. Taken with the Sony F828 and hand held.
A tulip in our front garden earlier this year.
I hope this mixture is of interest.

Thursday, 26 July 2007

Heidi on the track
The Potting Shed
The Roller
Sally and Heidi
The Five Bar GateThese photos were taken last weekend at Sally's farm West Dean. We thought it would be a wet day but we had no rain and as you can see the clouds were superb. The visit was by the Salisbury Camera Club and apart from Sheila and me there was Sally and Phil. That is all - the rest of the members do not know what they missed. Maybe these photos can show them a little bit.

Monday, 23 July 2007

What'sCooking?


This is a dangerous kitchen. The cable that you can see was live. We knew this because of the little red light on the switch panel top left. And it was raining whilst taking this photo and you can see that there is no roof. But we came out still alive.

The location of this desirable residence is on the east side of the Isle of Harris, Scotland. The photo was taken in late May 2007.
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Friday, 13 July 2007

Shapes


This photograph was taken on a beach on Harris. What is it?

Thursday, 17 May 2007



More infra red photos taken this week. This time on the water meadows in Salisbury. Of the cathedral because it is so photogenic.
Do look at the link to the water meadows in blue
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The third image is of Stokesay castle with a gravestone from the next door churchyard.
A link to a super web site about the castle can be seen HERE