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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Jul
31
2010
Categories: Film, Ilford FP4+, Nikkor 24-70/2.8 AFS, Nikon, Rodinal, SLRTags: abandoned chairs, chairs, Deptford, Evelyn Estate, fences, Folkstone Gardens, Idonia Street, lamp posts, Margaret McMillan Park, turtles7 comments
 No Roderick, GP or even Hammy. Not even a real riverbank – but Yertle the Turtle in a pond, in a contrived, trans-cultural, popular media collision. What would Johnny Morris have said? Not only Yertle either, since he seems to be having it away with Myrtle… unless he is trying to reach the moon because…
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Jul
28
2010
Categories: Film, Ilford FP4+, Nikkor 24-70/2.8 AFS, Nikon, Rodinal, SLRTags: angels, cats, cemeteries, cherubs, crematorium, Nunhead, statues3 comments
 Stoned cat We took The Dog to Nunhead Cemetery. Very overgrown and leafy since our last visit. Except for this bit: The ‘atmospheric ruin’ sadly locked up I always forget that in the summer the leaf canopy reduces the light to very low levels, and what does get through makes for hugely contrasting areas of…
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 More from inaccessible Greenwich. I know, I know, I live in Deptford, but like millions of visitors I use Greenwich. Not The Thames Path Well it is the Thames Path. Following the horizon. But it hasn’t been accessible for years because of the developers of Lovell’s Wharf. This photo was taken from the diversion. Great…
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 Possibly related posts – automagicaly generated: Tales Of The (Deptford) Riverbank And Beyond (7) For The Record (2) What He Said… (9) Two Chairs And A Phonebooth (1) Trash chairs or where DFS goes to die (1)
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Jul
20
2010
Categories: Film, Ilford FP4+, Nikkor 24/2.8 AIS, Nikon, Rodinal, SLR, We are terrorists nowTags: cladding, Cutty Sark, Cutty Sark Gardens, Greenwich Foot Tunnel, Greewich, Lovells Wharf, Old Royal Naval College, scaffolding, signs, St Alfege, Thames Path, Trinity College of Music, World heritage Centre10 comments
 Greenwich buildings sink under scaffolding (multiple exposure) A couple of years ago (or more) we were sitting on a bench in Cutty Sark Gardens looking at the broad sweep of the river. An Australian approached us and said “Where can I find the Cutty Sark mate?” We pointed ironically to the scaffolding and the still…
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