Some of these little fellows are extremely friendly, once they settle and start looking, it almost looks as though they are smiling. Well, that’s what I tell myself, and maybe it’s because when they let you get so close, I’m smiling too.
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Sometimes the light just catches her little face perfectly and it’s a still moment to try and reach for the camera or phone before she moves. Photography inside the house makes her excited, I guess because I get excited. Outside so far she just sits next to me, but we haven’t got to the spring yet when macro season starts for me, so we shall see.
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It can be such
A feast for the eyes
The beautiful colours
Of winters sunrise
It’s quite a treat
I have to say
Such wonderful colours
To start the day
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Rhyme and Reason
A visit to neolithic sites took us to Wiltshire on this day and we happened to stop at Ashdown Park. There is a field of Sarsen stones before the estate starts, and passed the house there is an iron age hill fort (apparently), called Alfred’s Castle. Walking through the wooded areas to get to this, we came out onto the long lawn area to see the house at the far end. It was quite the cloudy day…
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Sometimes she just looks up at the right moment, and this time I happened to be waiting…
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Was super chuffed yesterday to have my photograph featured on ITV West Country! One of the lovely January sunrises made the grade…
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Photograph of Mount Maroma in Spain with huge clouds that came from nowhere and covered the mountain. Animated.
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Colours of the morning
Fill the sky
The darkness drifts away
Bringing light
Taking us into the hope
Of a new day
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A macro photo taken of a little bee that stopped for a rest in the garden, perfectly on our purple chair cushion and hung around for a photo shoot. Love these little guys. Taken with a Nikon D5500.
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She loved this tyre toy, until it went the way of all her other toys. When they say power chewer, they aren’t joking!
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