Monthly Archives: August 2016
Black & White Sunday – Towering
Following on from my historical places in the frame earlier, here are some old places towering over the landscape around them for Paula’s B&W Sunday challenge today. The first has a church tower and the second has some medieval towers.
Black & White Sunday – Towering
Following on from my historical places in the frame earlier, here are some old places towering over the landscape around them for Paula’s B&W Sunday challenge today. The first has a church tower and the second has some medieval towers.
History in the Frame
This week, WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is Frame, and over at Ailsa’s blog, it’s all about History. So what better to do than frame history? Follow the links earlier in the post to see more Frames and more
History in the Frame
This week, WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is Frame, and over at Ailsa’s blog, it’s all about History. So what better to do than frame history? Follow the links earlier in the post to see more Frames and more
One / 47
Taken at Wisley recently, from the cottage garden which was full of gentle colour….but this individual appears to be oblivious to it all. Probably not true, but the camera never lies, does it?!!
One / 47
Taken at Wisley recently, from the cottage garden which was full of gentle colour….but this individual appears to be oblivious to it all. Probably not true, but the camera never lies, does it?!!
Black & White Sunday: Composition
Today’s theme is Composition – Paula suggests we can interpret this as we like. I have gone for a leading line, to take us straight to the subject: For more takes on this theme, click here.
Black & White Sunday: Composition
Today’s theme is Composition – Paula suggests we can interpret this as we like. I have gone for a leading line, to take us straight to the subject: For more takes on this theme, click here.
Traces of the Past – cathedral for slate
Years ago, I came across this amazing, ruined cathedral like structure in the middle of nowhere in North Wales. Ynyspandy slate mill was built in 1855 to create roofing slate from the rock mined at the Gorseddau quarry. No expense
Traces of the Past – cathedral for slate
Years ago, I came across this amazing, ruined cathedral like structure in the middle of nowhere in North Wales. Ynyspandy slate mill was built in 1855 to create roofing slate from the rock mined at the Gorseddau quarry. No expense
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