The Burrow

One of the shots from last weekend, going out to let the ducks out and then dashing back out with the camera while still in your dressing gown is completely normal… right?

I’ve been slacking a little, this is down to me queuing up the next month’s worth of images to auto-submit on DeviantArt which means the morning routine of

“Get up / coffee / submit / post to LJ / post to WP”

Has been somewhat broken by me knowing that the actual image itself is done and the others can be “done later”.

First up “Function without purpose” from the park round the back of work

and then a test shot to see how close I can get with the standard lens which came with the K10D (actually it’s not too bad).

One of the photos which made the cut from Wednesday’s “make use of the light” session

So according to the automatic recommendations this should have been catagorised as “People / Artistic Nude” at DA. I mean there’s a whole thing about the naked wood and how firm things are but really?

Anyway, second in the short series of shots looking at a Groyne with wood (see what I did there?)

Taking a bit of a trip to the coast from the archives this week, so Groyne excitement time.

Today’s offering is from the other side of the building, a far less brooding image showing just how much nature has colonised the stonework.

This is actually the second version, the other one (consigned to the depths of my disk now) is cropped harder at the top, this crop is actually almost as shot, I’ve lost a little of the top while keeping a standard print aspect ratio.

This is another building a bit further up from the abandoned house. Lurking, quietly being taken apart by the plants.