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204/366 Hogweed

Yesterday’s post is late, or is today’s post early…I forget. This is Sunday’s post, it’s late being added to the blog because it was really late last night and I couldn’t remeber what the damn plant was called and I needed to get to bed…so there you go 😉 So,

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201/366 Tally Ho!

We visited the Imperial War Museum at Duxford today – well worth a visit if you get the chance and you enjoy aircraft. This is a shot of a MkIIB Hurricane that was recovered from a crash site in Russia. More Hurricanes flew in the Battle of Britain than Spitfires

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192/366 The Dome

Sometimes, it’s just not going to be your day…and today was not my day to get anything sharp. Having had a pleasant enough day weather wise, whilst cooped up in the office, I had great hopes of a pleasant evening wandering the streets of Bishops Stortford taking part in the

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189/366 Wild Wheat

All the yellow rape has long since faded and we are left with the rather dull green crop now. On our walk through Rowney Woods we walked through the crop and noticed some wild wheat growing. I’ve recently got a 14-24 lens which is mega wide and I’m slowly learning

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187/366 New Shoes…

We had the 2nd meeting of the Dunmow Photography Club this evening. Everyone brought in a few pictures based around the colour red and the rest of the group critiqued them. My new D800 caused plenty of interest. I took a shot of the leader of the group specifically for

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184/366 My Mate Dave

It’s been an exciting day at Seton Towers today with the arrival this morning of my new Nikon D800. I immediately dug out the battery and charger and set it charging so I could use it at lunchtime. With the battery charged I just needed a subject – drizzle outside

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181/366 Harrington

Tonight’s photo seemed to be doomed from the start! The evening started well with the inaugural meeting of the Dunmow Photography Club at Orange Street Photography. A decent turnout saw a number of Dunmow local photographers meeting for the first time and this promises to be a good resource for

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175/366 Lavender

We never planted Lavender in our garden, one year it just appeared and we’ve been enjoying it every year since.

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173/366 Mandolin

My brother bought me this for my 21st and I played it sporadically until The Wedding Present released Українські Виступи в Івана Піла aka Ukrainian John Peel Sessions. I really got into all that Ukrainian style music and followed the band The Ukrainians for a while. I played constantly and

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Mark Seton

Mark Seton

I'm an amateur photographer who enjoys music. I'm currently the Digital Secretary of the Bishops Stortford Camera club (and am a past Chairman) and I hold both LRPS and CPAGB distinctions.