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This evening’s shot was taken on the kitchen table.
My old motherboard before I turn it into a backup computer.
This evening’s shot was taken on the kitchen table.
My old motherboard before I turn it into a backup computer.
Today’s shot is another view of the Nexus building in Letchworth Town Centre.
Possibly the earliest photo in a day so far this project. Taken at 2.23 in the morning when I got in from work.
We had a day trip down to Eastbourne to see my Dad & two brothers.
Today’s shot comes from a trip to the Paralympic Athletics on one of the mos exciting nights of the games.
Three gold medals on the track from Hannah Cockcroft, Dave Weir and Jonnie Peacock.
My wife and I went to Wrest Park, a stately home in Bedfordshire maintained by English Heritage.
Over the last few years it has undergone some great regeneration cafe and play area & beautiful new gardens in front of the house.
Tonight’s shot, taken at 23.30 hrs with just 30 mins to go, is an item I found in the kitchen.
We had a family outing to the Suffolk coast and an old favourite of ours, Aldeburgh.
Jane and I had one of our first holidays here over 25 years ago and we’ve been here on and off ever since.
Today’s shot comes from a visit to the Ashwell Country Show.
I thought I’d try my hand at some show jumping photography, having never tried it before.
There was a small display of classic and vintage cars in our town centre today, so I took a wander across.
This evening’s shot was taken whilst browsing my photography forum of choice – www.photography-forum.org – on the iPad, whilst watching the BBC News.
I think this is the last furry creature we have in the family.
This is Boris, my eldest daughter’s hamster. He normally lives with her at university but now that she has graduated he is back home.
Today’s shot is a kitchen table macro of a computer part.
The kids’ PC crashed a week ago and I got round to fixing it this evening.
Today’s shot comes from my last regular season game of American football.
I went down to Watford to cover their last game against the Bedfordshire Blue Raiders.
Today’s shot comes from a little portrait session I had with two Hertfordshire Tornadoes players down at Hitchin Rugby Club.
We had a visit from my brother and his girlfriend and daughter and took them for a trip to our local family farm at Standalone in Letchworth.
Today’s shot was done using the macro Speedlite setup I posted yesterday, with the flashgun directed right to the front of the lens.
So today we went to Nottingham to see the graduation ceremony of our first born.
She managed a First Class Honours Science Degree and received her award at the theatre in Nottingham city centre.
That was the score as Watford Cheetahs beat the Maidstone Pumas today.
Despite the rain we’ve had recently, it stayed away during the match.
Today’s shot is another late night effort in the shed with the MP-E 65 macro lens.
This one is a shot of the exposure scale knob on the top of a Russian FED5C 35mm film camera.
A macro shot taken around 3x life size with the Canon MP-E 65 macro lens.
This was actually a panning shot as I had to keep track of the snail as it foraged across the garden. It is surprising how fast they move when you are looking at them three times life size.
Today’s shot comes from an American football game between the Watford Cheetahs and the Milton Keynes Pathfinders.
So this is the beast which takes a fair percentage of the shots for my 366 project.
I’m currently designing a website for my iPhoneography and need a few little graphics, so I took this shot of the phone on a piece of white perspex.
Today’s shot was just a quick grab shot before I went to work.
The bee was on the path outside the shed so I grabbed the camera, put the MP-E 65 macro lens on, ramped up the ISO to 4000 and took a quick set of shots, hand-held.
Today’s shot was a moon, taken during the early evening rather than night when most people shoot the moon, also not a full moon.
I took this shot in the garden at around 7.45pm from the garden.
Queen Elizabeth II presented me with a token of appreciation for my service to the community this week.
(Well, she asked my supervisor at work to do it on her behalf).
Two matches in two days this weekend.
This is one of the Bedfordshire Blue Raiders who was injured during the latter stages of the game against the Colchester Gladiators.
Today’s shot comes from an American football match.
When I shoot a game I like to tell the story of the whole event, I therefore usually take photos of everyone involved, from the players & action to the officials, coaches, side line crew, crowd, medics, the lot.