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Carlton Marshes in fog
Saturday 26th of May 2018
Another post with pictures from long after I made them! Getting to be a habit, although I’m not completely sure it’s a bad one: letting the pictures stew for a bit blurs the experience of when I took them, forcing me to see them for what they are in themselves, uncoloured by my memories of the time. I’m mostly serious, but it’s still partly an excuse for not updating my blog. Anyway. Carlton Marsh…
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Carlton Marshes, somewhat desiccated
Sunday 26th of March 2017
I last went to Carlton Marshes just under two months ago , and it was rather wet and muddy then, despite the sun. Now, in late March after a week or so of sun and no rain, it’s much drier. Still cold, but not unpleasantly so – in fact, by the end of the walk I was wishing I hadn’t brought my coat. X-T2, 14/2.8, 23/2 and 60/2.4 rusty chain around gatepost gravel road towards river crossing marsh g…
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Carlton Marshes in winter
Sunday 5th of February 2017
As mentioned in the previous two posts, the atmosphere has been conspiring against me. New camera, no good light for taking pictures. Well! Today that all changed, as finally the sun came out at the same time I had the opportunity to actually go out and make the most of it! Hurrah! Carlton Marshes is a nature reserve I’ve been to before , but until now have never managed to really make any pict…
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Winter Sky
Monday 10th of November 2014
One of the best things about winter, from a photographer’s perspective, is the light – the low sun makes for a an almost all-day-long ‘golden hour’, and when combined with the stark, leafless trees, can provide some wonderful picture opportunities. The cold weather also brings frequently gloomy skies, but every now and then the clouds clear enough for the low sun to shine through. winter sky, wid…
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