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The disused lifeboat house at Lizard Point, Cornwall.
The pier at Porthleven, Cornwall. The photo was taken in the afternoon of my previous post. The weather & the water change quickly.
Lizard Point, Cornwall. The relatively calm sea was in stark contrast to later what we saw in the day.
Just some of the graves which unusually and rather eerily encircled the grave yard. The stones with the anchors usually meant that they were lost at sea. The grave yard had no shortage of anchors.
Graves in the church yard of St Thomas’. The stones are resting against the ruins of the old abbey that once stood there.
After reading the inscriptions on the graves I came to the conclusion, If disease didn’t get you then the sea did. Most of them before they were 40 years of age. Life was tough.
A grave illuminated by the last of the spring’s sun.
Bridge 111 on the Leeds-Liverpool Canal
St Thomas’ Church, St Dogmaels at sunset
Inverted image of the estuary at Arnside
A boat at Arnside, Cumbria.
Another self portrait. Again if the was someone else there I would have taken a photo of them (honest). Experimenting with contrast, I think it works make your own mind up.
My desk at home. Its an on going project of stuff that I come across and acquire. It's here where I whittle away the hours messing around with photos, many of which I decide I don't like and get binned.
A little bit self indulgent but hey hoe. If someone else was here I would have taken a photo of them. Its just in my back garden but the light was good against the fence as the light was reflecting off the shed window, I decided to use a gold reflector to enhance what was there naturally.
My recently refurbished back garden.
My friend Jon enjoying one of the best summer evenings so far. It's in my recently refurbished back garden.
Not a Classic Sunset. The sunset as taken from the decking at the back of my house, not a classic, but I'm a firm believer in appreciating what you've got.
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