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Showing posts with label path. Show all posts
Showing posts with label path. Show all posts
Monday, 27 July 2015
Flags Of The World
Believe it or not, Nottingham is currently hosting the world croquet games.
They are playing at Highfields Park, as there are a couple of croquet pitches each side of this pathway.
As you can see, there are a number of flags from different parts of the world blowing in the breeze. I think this is the first time that I have ever seen flags flying in Highfields. The flagpoles are certainly a new addition, albeit only a temporary one.
Wednesday, 10 June 2015
Happy Valley Sunday
As it was a lovely sunny afternoon on Sunday, so Gail and I went on a walk around Highfields park.
Instead of going along the usual route that I take when I'm cycling home, we went round the other way; the one closest to the university. It's quite a wooded area with a path to walk along. The path has lots of twists and tuns, and you can see the lake for most of the time.
I like the way that the sun is just kissing the top of the plants and trees and inviting you to follow the path to see what's there.
Thursday, 21 May 2015
A Path To Somewhere
Another shot from Highfields, the way into the woods. A gentle stroll through the trees, then you arrive at the rhodendrums, full of colour and scent.
Saturday, 28 December 2013
Reflections On 2013
I took this the other day down by the canal, after we had a tremendous storm and gale force winds during the previous night. This puddle, nee lake is along the towpath and was quite deep. Possibly by about five or six inches.
There were some seagulls chilling out on the edge of the towpath, so I had to position myself so that I wouldn't get them in the shot. Luckily there was no rubbish in the water to spoil the scene, only a few leaves, which is in keeping with the scene of the tree's reflection.
Now how does the old saying go; to see the future, you have to look at the past? Well as I've shown you the past over the last few days. I don't think that I've done too badly this year with my photography. I like to think that I have taken some fairly decent pictures and my skill has certainly developed ('scuse the pun) since I started the blog nearly 8 years ago. I'm planning to take my level of photography up a step or two during 2014, through obviously taking more photos. This will be by going to more events, photoshoots and having another go at street photography, which I have neglected over the last year or two.
Hopefully you will stick with me during this adventure. It would be nice to get some more feedback from you all about my pictures. I do get lots of hits every day, but hardly any comments. I wonder why that is? A question for you, as we rapidly approach 2014.
Thursday, 14 March 2013
Bridge Of Size
Yep, here's another fisheye photo. Have you had enough yet?
I took this whilst cycling home from work, as I was drawn to the late afternoon sun shining and reflecting off a building. So I thought I would stop and take a photo or two. Especially as the path makes for a good leading line to the bridge.
You may notice a little dusting of snow near the grass and trees. Yes we did have another little session. I wonder if it will ever come to an end and we get some decent warm and dry weather.
Monday, 11 March 2013
Day One
Well the first day in my new job passed fairly well. I cycled in with a slightly heavy heart, as I wasn't going to my old job and to see all my friends anymore.
The day didn't start that good either, as it had been snowing during the night, and it was very, very cold. It took me ages to get to town as the wind was blowing against me all the way. There were a couple of heavy blizzards during the morning, but it had melted by the time I took this photo of the place where I am now employed.
I have to look to the future now and my new life in a different job. I am hoping that it works out well for me and I have as just an enjoyable time as I had before.
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