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Tonight’s moon with a sky from about 4 years ago. This wasn’t the image I had in mind on Friday when I mentioned a shot of a moon I wanted to do. Apparently I need a shot of the moon from much, nuch later in the evening to do that…so
Some fun and games with a Sony Alpha 6000 that I have had in my hands for about 20 minutes. Totally different menu to the NEX7 so took me a while to get it to shoot at something like what I wanted. This is a bit of a test shot(s)
Why is it so hard just to trundle the trolley back to the trolley collection area, it would take just 30 seconds. Now, to be fair, at least this one is in the hatched area, it really, really irritates me when they are abandoned in one of the bays, usually
Heading back from camera club and no photo in the bag…I balanced the camera on the steering wheel (just my little Sony NEX7) and clicked away…this is a composite of two shots so you get the speedometer in view as well as the streaking lights. I particularly like the fact
We had a good walk around London during the early hours taking in Brick Lane and much of the City before heading back to Tower Bridge.
After spending an hour or so on the North side of the Thames overlooking the Shard we crossed to the South side and walked down towards Tower Bridge…we’d be seeing a fair bit of Tower Bridge over the next 14 hours.
So, it’s a bit foggy, it’ll be fine, you don’t need to see that well! Could, of course, be a Close Encounter…
Despite living in the middle of Essex it is quite surprising just how much of the sky and the stars you can actually photograph. This shot was taken during the Bishops Stortford Camera Clubs studio evening. It was really busy inside so a few of us braved the cold and
Wandering around Dunmow on a cold evening looking for shots, I thought the various lights in town would make a slightly different shot of the High Street, turning them into out of focus bokeh.
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