Tuesday, October 16, 2012

King's Cross Concourse


On the way to Bath, I spent a short time photographing in the King's Cross Concourse. I love the colours of  the roof, this time also reflected in the sides of the escalator. I found a convenient support for the camera and did some slow motion shots - it was rush hour so lots of people hurrying for the trains while others watched the departure boards for platform allocation.

Sunday, October 14, 2012

More Cambridge Infrared

 These were taken on Friday but looking through my collection of images, I realised that I must get round to redoing the Cambridge galleries on my website.

Friday, October 12, 2012

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Thetford Miscellany

At the time of the Norman conquest, Thetford was the sixth largest town in England. Even in 1737 when Thomas Paine, the English-American political activist, author, political theorist and revolutionary, was born in Thetford, it was an important market town. 

 Thetford is also known for being  the town ( Walmington-on-Sea) that was used for the filming of the Dad's Army series. The Guildhall features in several episodes and in 2010 a statue of Captain Mainwaring was unveiled in Thetford
Everything that I attempted to visit in Thetford was closed either for the day (Art Gallery), or for unknown reasons (Priory) or rather permanently (Terminus Hotel).

Sunday, October 7, 2012

Rugby


 The light was very bright yesterday so, although good to be able to set a fast shutterspeed, the images were very contrasty. It was quite a tussle between Cambridge RUFC and visiting Tynedale and Cambridge snatched vistory in the last minute of injury time with a penalty.

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Local Sunflowers


 It is a couple of weeks since I did the full circuit walk round our village allotments and was delighted to find the fallow field is now full of Sunflowers just about at their peak.

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Dogs, Horses and Legs


What an amazing collection of dogs at the Gransden Show today  - they came in ones,  twos and more and always among the feet.

I was also intrigued the way the horses and their handlers ran exactly in step.

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Macro with Flash

A few shots taken in very windy conditions yesterday using a Speedlight 550 flash with my 100 is macro lens experimenting to see how slow a shutterspeed will work and still give lighting on the background. The slowest shutterspeed here is 1/40th so often not quite enough depth of field.

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