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perch rock light house, i know some dont like vignettes, but i do 
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Unusual as it is for me to even look at a picture I took today.
Marxist Hire L1000505edit20241116 by Keith Hudson, on Flickr
Marxist Hire L1000505edit20241116 by Keith Hudson, on Flickr
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I love a vignette
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They have finally fixed the very old Donkey Bridge in New England Shropshire, I had visions of this bridge falling into the Borle Brook as it was in a real state. A point and shoot dog walk adventure !
I'm not sure what happened here but in the colour version I had to down grade the image massively as well as the usual downsize.
I'm not sure what happened here but in the colour version I had to down grade the image massively as well as the usual downsize.
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Mid afternoon just before golden hour kicked in proper.
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Nice Chubb !
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Appalling light today but hey ho.
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back down the beach today, lucky to live within 10-20 minutes drive from a couple of them, i was speaking to a photographer from telford today, practically the middle of the country
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A turning off Exeter's High Street takes you through this ancient underpass leading into the tiny Stephen Street.
It seems a shame that the local yobs have seen fit to "improve" it...
It seems a shame that the local yobs have seen fit to "improve" it...
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Every year, the center of Exeter, like many other city centers, becomes overun by strange objects masquerading as "Christmas decorations". What this is supposed to do for anyone, other than the people who make them, is anyone's guess.
This is just one of them...
This is just one of them...
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Not taken today, but a week last Sunday. A three-armed Selfie with the Venice railway station as a backdrop.....
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Frost last night and I suspect the deer spent most of it in our orchard.
Roe doe in the sun by John Liddle, on Flickr
Roe doe in the sun by John Liddle, on Flickr
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No fishing as planned today so off to Priory Marina with the camera.
Difficult day but determined pursuit of the Herons meant I got something.
Gull on the leaves was a bonus.
Difficult day but determined pursuit of the Herons meant I got something.
Gull on the leaves was a bonus.
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Snow today but already nearly gone...
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The above is the theme for the next Flickr "Macro Monday" challenge.
This exposure meter (resting on its rather well-worn leather pouch) belonged to my father and from the paperwork with it, he bought it in South Africa. This must have been when he was training as a pilot in WW2. The puzzle for me is the name "Macy's" on it. Since it is inscribed as being "Made in USA", I assume this must be the well-known store - but did they sell their own-branded photographic gear? I can find nothing on t'interweb to confirm this so, for now at least, it remains one of life's little mysteries!
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This exposure meter (resting on its rather well-worn leather pouch) belonged to my father and from the paperwork with it, he bought it in South Africa. This must have been when he was training as a pilot in WW2. The puzzle for me is the name "Macy's" on it. Since it is inscribed as being "Made in USA", I assume this must be the well-known store - but did they sell their own-branded photographic gear? I can find nothing on t'interweb to confirm this so, for now at least, it remains one of life's little mysteries!
Macy's by John Liddle, on Flickr
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Jasper and Bear.
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Thanks G.K.Jnr - that's one part of the puzzle resolved!
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Late afternoon and tricky to find the subjects in the right light, but enjoyed taking these all the same.
