I found these two little fellows on the path to Horningsea from Baits Bite. One was alive as he moved when I touched him with a twig. The other, not sure.

A disappointing snapshot turned into something else with a little tonemapping.

Another fairly simple snapshot of the clouds on this mornings dog walk, messed with somewhat.

This is the old coprolite workings on Quy Fen. Last winter this lake was full to overflowing. Last Sunday it was so low that the depth gauge in the foreground is now entirely out of the water. We need some rain. A lot of it.

Deep pool on this morning's dog walk.

A quick snapshot in the park this evening, in the drizzle.

On our walk this afternoon while I was taking this photo of Beth with my Nokia 6760 phone Beth was taking a rather better one of me with her Nikon D60.  read more ...

No I don't understand why either, because he could I suppose.

Snapshot whilst playing with a friends kitten this evening.

Sunset over Todd's pit.  read more ...

A swan taxiing before running past Jake and I with wings going like the clappers.

Lots to choose from today; but just something simple.

Under the hawthorn and other trees.

I took some photo's of Clive this afternoon to update the photo we've been using as our logo, and maybe we'll use for some other stuff. He looked a bit clinical on a white background so I've put him against black, which looks better. IMHO. YMMV.

Doesn't really look of this world! The rest of my photo's in the woods were pretty boring but I thought this one might tonemap in an interesting way...  read more ...

Date: Jul 18, 2010 Number of Photos in Album: 60 View Album

Went for an afternoon stroll over Quy fen, and on the way saw this panorama. Tone mapped it after stitching of course. Just because I can.

Messing about with Jake in the sunshine this morning.

The secret lake.

Wednesday 21 July, 7:45pm Milton Church Hall: Show and tell “People” and another chance to view the prints from the recent exhibition Meetings are held every 3rd Wednesday of the month, apart from August. September 15th - John Brackenbury “What my eye sees”.