Monthly Archives: April 2009 Wandered up there with the dog and the GR2. Beautiful evening. All these photos were taken into the sun. There is a man sitting on the bench overlooking the view. With a sudden rush of colour Possibly related posts – automagicaly generated: Light, dark and zombie dawn (0) Holgaramas (1) Brollies, steps, doors & benches…  Just thought I’d include this. It is a photo looking up the steps from the Lethbridge Estate to Morden Lane. GR2 pp’d in Lightroom and Silver Efex Pro. Dreamy… and crooked Possibly related posts – automagicaly generated: Point Hill (0) Brollies, steps, doors & benches (0) Watching You Watching Him (0) Walking slowly and seeing…  Gizmo is growing… These were taken on the GR2 at ISO 800 indoors during a snooze. The new teeth are coming through. Here’s one of him kicking back. Nice bollox! Possibly related posts – automagicaly generated: Writing On The Wall (2) Watching You Watching Him (0) Warm Bench (1) Towering (4) The Dog At Rest…  The photos from Dungeness taken on the GR2 with the 21mm lens emphasise the drama of the place since it is well suited to a wide angle view and red-filter cloudscapes. The M6 with a 35mm lens gives a completely different perspective, and although with hindsight I wished I’d had a red-orange filter on the…  Dungeness headland in Kent really feels like the end of the world. Driving down from London via the M2 and A-roads (courtesy of Jeff in his new shagwagon aka an ex German TV crew VW Caravelle) you half notice the ubiquitous Kent countryside undulating past and the anonymous numbing towns like Maidstone and Ashford that… |
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