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Tigers
Taken at ZSL Whipsnade, with the R6, 400mm f2.8 is II and of course heart š
It’s all Howard’s Fault :-)
Today I had planned to go motorcycling – not something I’ve had the chance to do that often recently… Then Howard messaged me, enquiring about Solar imaging software and my brain swi...
Resting Peacefully
Near the campsite in Rhandirmwyn we were staying at over the bank holiday we discovered a small cemetry that was no longer being used, I had a little investigate and found some really beautifully carv...
One for the Wall
At home we have one print of Chris racing, and itās not a photo I took. At the time I liked it ā heās heading down Paddock Hill at Brands Hatch and itās quite wet so the spray from the tyres adds to t...
The Blue Coat
In a corner of the Drawing Room there is a portrait of Lady Berwick (1890-1972) wearing a stunning blue coat (http://www.nationaltrustcollections.org.uk/object/608972). For the Be Our Guest event it w...
Food and Finery
Attingham has a very grand dining hall, a perfect setting for a party. Traditionally, country houses like the Mansion at Attingham were made for entertaining; places for aristocratic families to retur...
Another Attingham Shoot
As part of the gradual re-opening of the Mansion at Attingham Park āBe Our Guestā is the new project opening. By holding a mirror up to the Mansionās past, present and future of welcoming guests, we h...
Swimming with a camera … Deliberately!
The Plan. The day didnāt start with a swim as part of the plan, however when an update arrived from the Wild Seas Centre (my āseaside office) advising of amazing condition, calm and clear, it slipped ...
A July Weekend in Corscombe
We live in the village of Corscombe in West Dorset, a very rural area and an AONB. On Friday and Sunday (of the w-e 16-18 July) we took 2 early morning walks, leaving the house just after 5am. Both da...