Month: April 2021
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Windsor Castle
This shot of Windsor Castle was taken a few years ago… from the water.
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Stone Heart Seat
Several years ago, we had one of those years where everyone seemed to be getting married. At one of the venues (I’m afraid I can’t remember which), there was this interesting little seat, set into the wall of an old barn.
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The Shard
Here’s a shot of one of London’s most recognisable buildings… The Shard
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Mump in the Mist
It’s been a while, so here’s a shot of Burrow Mump. This was taken last week, just before sunrise. The low-lying mist is just visible.
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Follow the Path
This is a view from the garden at Lytes Cary, a National Trust property.
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The Round House
So, what do you think this building is for?
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The Golden Hall
The sun was at the perfect angle to light up this cathedral architecture.
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The Statue Corridor
This is an example of a visual composition technique called “leading lines”… where the viewer is drawn into the photograph by a series of visual lines (such as those in the tiled floor, or the lights in the ceiling), creating depth and interest (hopefully).
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The Door
I know it’s a simple shot, and not to everyone’s tastes, but I like this simple, wooden doorway. I wonder what’s behind this door?