AmexRuislip
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Old cast iron bath from our allotment that was buried in amongst brambles.
Now a haven for all things mother nature.
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Old cast iron bath from our allotment that was buried in amongst brambles.
Now a haven for all things mother nature.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
Interrupted this chap having his lunch today at Heyshott Down. He was about 40 yards away. I was geared up for orchid and butterfly photos, so shot was taken with 105 mm macro lens.
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Lankyseagull
One Step Beyond
One of my favourite photos of my eldest son taken on holiday two years ago at Newtown National Nature Reserve on the Isle of Wight.
I'm not a particularly good photographer and this was just a simple spur of the moment iPhone 6s snap, converted to black & white.
I'm not a particularly good photographer and this was just a simple spur of the moment iPhone 6s snap, converted to black & white.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
I would have thought that this photo was taken by someone who was very good photographer. I think it's excellent.
Snapped on iPhone while in the back garden.
Lankyseagull
One Step Beyond
maresfield seagull
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- May 23, 2006
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Ox eye daisys Mr Clamp ?
One I took while covering the Macmillan Mighty Hike last weekend, perched halfway up Beachy Head. I was covering it for Sussex Sports Photography (Pic2GoUK). Not technically perfect by any means. Tricky as the sun was moving behind the subjects as the day progressed and the object was always to ensure the faces and barcodes were sufficiently exposed to be legible (for indexing purposes). So allowing for all that, and the fact I was trying to capture every one of 1,750 participants, I’m happy with this. But then how could I miss with such a gorgeous Sussex backdrop?
I believe so. At the back of the garden we just let it grow wild and all sorts pops up. There’s a sea of these at the moment. Very pleasing.
maresfield seagull
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- May 23, 2006
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Ox eyes daisies are great, we have loads in our front garden.
A few months ago, out with the hound, walking briskly home as it looked like it was going to chuck it down. . . .never seen clouds like this before. Just a phone snap.
A few months ago, out with the hound, walking briskly home as it looked like it was going to chuck it down. . . .never seen clouds like this before. Just a phone snap.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Bloody hell. That looks like the end of days.
I'm pretty sure it was a cloud. It could have been the Dysentery cottage curry house, or maybe a gaggle of VW T5's accelerating
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Mammatus clouds. They're unusual. I haven't ever spotted them.
The ox eyes seem to soak up the light ,then almost glow at night
So true. At dusk it looks like snow-fall.
Neither had I before, someone else told me what they were called. . appeared fairly low in the sky and quite intimidating in a strange way.
we have some other daisy type flowers, I think they're asters, purpley pink and yellow, we just call them daytime/night-time as they open/close.
Kneon Light
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Not quite there with my "small birds in flight" journey but getting there!
Not quite there with my "small birds in flight" journey but getting there!
Theyre a treat to see in our garden, stunning little things. Good catch
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
#Kneon is back. Kneon is back, hello...hello...!
Not quite there with my "small birds in flight" journey but getting there!
Quality, as is a byword for all of your photos. Welcome back.