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Today’s post is a simple one really after I spent a little time catching up on images I’ve got sitting in my processing queue within […]
Exploration & Photography
Today’s post is a simple one really after I spent a little time catching up on images I’ve got sitting in my processing queue within […]
Have you ever been to the Sculpture Park in Churt? No? Well you should go and have a look, it is massive and makes for a great ramble around the extensive woodland park packed full of thousands of art works. Yes it is quite something, you’d be hard pushed to find anything like it anywhere … Read more
Newland’s Corner is a famous viewpoint in Surrey and you can read more about it at https://www.visitsurrey.com/things-to-do/newlands-corner-p404721 which also provides some details of nearby walks and other attractions if you are spending a little bit of time in the area. It is one of those locations that I haven’t spent enough time at from a … Read more
Last week we had our first snowfall of the Winter in South East England and it didn’t linger for long but we had a good covering. I took the opportunity to go for a walkabout, here is the video I recorded….
I can remember the day well, we had gone to meet up with some friends in the SE1 area of London (funnily enough) and as it was a pleasant day, we stopped at a Pub in Butlers Wharf which is quite close to Tower Bridge. It was whilst we were sat at the table outside … Read more
Ten years ago seems like a long time back and my camera would have been the D200 or maybe the D300 at the time. I went through cameras like mad at the time and a couple of years later I slowed down and stuck to one camera for about 8 years, my beloved D7000. This … Read more
Disclaimer: The featured photo is not mine, I purchased it via iStockPhoto but the video is mine In yesterday’s post I introduced Pond 5 and how I plan to supply stock footage, so here is one I recorded last week. The idea behind this one is stupidly simple! Feed your garden birds this winter, especially … Read more
Whilst walking through RHS Wisley, for some reason my eye was drawn to the silhouetted trees, the bleak grey sky and how there was this tiny patch of blue sky, just peeking through. It was one of those fleeting moments of light, that passed in the blink of an eye, as it didn’t really clear … Read more
One of the most fascinating places we saw in Rome was not historical at all but a charity that looks after stray cats. The Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary is located in the heart of the city. The Sanctuary was founded to look after the many cats that have found shelter amongst the ancient ruins of … Read more