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Spain trip autumn 2021 – Day 1 was mainly cloudy
We took the train down to Portsmouth and then the evening ferry to Santander on Thursday 14th October. The next day was spent entirely at sea in calm, sunny weather – we saw dolphins, sat in the sun, relaxed. The ferry is actually almost cruise ship standard, called the ‘Galicia’, and very comfortable. We arrived […]
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Savernake forest, Wiltshire
An Alamy sale just appeared for this. That was a great day wandering through the woodland.
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They don’t have to be pretty
Stock is about anticipating a need and keeping your eyes open when out with the camera. I took this picture back in 2015 in Woodbridge. It’s the first time for one of this subject to be purchased. I was just walking past. The machine in the background shows what is happening and the file of […]
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The Pilgrimage to Canterbury
I came across this small stained glass image upstairs in the reference section of Ipswich library. Somebody has just licensed it for a low fee – don’t have the details as yet.
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Piggies
Just happened across this one in the Guardian. It has been used quite a lot over the years. I think that it is the one in the middle with the ears sticking up that makes it work. Shottisham gets a mention too! Fame at last.
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Puzzled by Picfair
I wrote a blog about this on 24 July so it is less than two months since I started with www.geogphotos.com on Picfair. Every image that is uploaded seems to attract two ‘views’ automatically as part of the image ingestion system – some end up with three ‘system’ views it has been partially explained to […]
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Lound church, north Suffolk
Lound is a small village in the north of Suffolk. It is 4.5 miles north of Lowestoft. It is 2 miles from the North Sea coast at Hopton-on-Sea and is on the border with the county of Norfolk. The church is set on its own away from the village, by a roadside of a country […]
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Mount Snowdon – The Guardian
Just happened to come across this when browsing the Guardian’s website. I have to admit that I cheated and travelled to the summit by train!
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Battisford church, Suffolk
Since June I have been out and about exploring areas of Suffolk that are largely new to me and visiting lots of ancient village churches. In total I have visited and photographed around 60 churches most of which I had not previously been to. Now with some wet weather I have started processing those photos. […]
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www.geogphotos.com is live
I’ve launched a new website using ‘geogphotos’ as a domain name. All images are priced at £30 for commercial editorial use, and all are available as prints. It’s using the Picfair. If £30 seems too high for your intended use ( eg education) or if you want to make your own prints then get in […]
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