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Wow where is the time going, here is the next shot in the sequence. I am confident that the missing entry from last month will make an appearance at some point... There is also a possibility of some historical images from the UK (South) site that will be published on a separate page.
Anyway not a huge change from last month, maybe some additional shades of green and finally some leaves on the foreground trees. Still no sign of any Sunflower fields so maybe this is a non-sunflower year :-(
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
7th Month - Weekend of the 7/8 May - Steve
Sunday, 10 April 2011
6th Month - 09 Apr 2011 - MIke
Well here we are again .... did someone press fast forward on the VCR of life (Yeah I know saying VCR and not DVD makes me sound old ... well I am old so ...)
Once again I am a week behind - due having been away last weekend in Lincolnshire photographing things that are old and decrepit just like myself.
Again my image doesn't look hugely different from previous ones but hey ho here it is anyway:
Once again I am a week behind - due having been away last weekend in Lincolnshire photographing things that are old and decrepit just like myself.
Again my image doesn't look hugely different from previous ones but hey ho here it is anyway:
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
6th Month - Weekend 2-3 April 2011 - Steve
The only problem with this whole exercise is how quickly the months seem to be passing! It seems no time at all since the last weekend that photos were taken, although to be fair we were all a little after the "actual" first weekend with getting the pictures, and even later with the posts...
However here is this months effort - thank you, the fields are now colouring with yellow (Rape Seed) and I am still hopeful for Sunflowers later in the year.
Oh and what a nice friendly, helpful cloud that was to pose so nicely in the view!
Certainly it is looking more Spring like, although I am still disappointed in the seeming lack of any real change in the foreground - maybe next time... Temperature hit 28C (82F) here on Friday/Saturday and more of the same this week, although not quite as hot. Hopefully a burst of colour will present for three weeks time...
However here is this months effort - thank you, the fields are now colouring with yellow (Rape Seed) and I am still hopeful for Sunflowers later in the year.
Oh and what a nice friendly, helpful cloud that was to pose so nicely in the view!
Certainly it is looking more Spring like, although I am still disappointed in the seeming lack of any real change in the foreground - maybe next time... Temperature hit 28C (82F) here on Friday/Saturday and more of the same this week, although not quite as hot. Hopefully a burst of colour will present for three weeks time...
Monday, 21 March 2011
Hahaha! First weekend in March - Not! - Sally
February is officially too short! I was away the first weekend in March - so took this month's offering in the second week of March and am uploading in the third week of March! And have probably done it wrong! Again! Whoops! Hey ho ~ this month has seen all sorts of weather ~ most notably, rain ~ much needed here. The feed to the pond, as you can see, has filled up ~ and HOORAY ~ spring must be nearly here because there are daffs out. Lovely (just shame about the Welsh connotation!! LOL! JOKE!!!)
Monday, 14 March 2011
5th Month - Weeeknd 12th/13th March - Mike
Well as Steve said life seems to have gotten in the way of month 5 being shot on time. Mine was also a bit of a rush Job as I had other things I wanted to Photograph on 13th.
Again no huge difference in my shot over last month, save the sky having some blue bits in it ... we don't often get that round here.
Well lets see if the next instalment sees us shoot on the 1st weekend and if much difference in the scenes. Hope everyone is enjoying keeping tabs on the changes.
Again no huge difference in my shot over last month, save the sky having some blue bits in it ... we don't often get that round here.
Well lets see if the next instalment sees us shoot on the 1st weekend and if much difference in the scenes. Hope everyone is enjoying keeping tabs on the changes.
Sunday, 13 March 2011
5th Month - Weekend 12-13 February 2011 - Steve
Well everyone is a weekend late this month, other forces and pressures for all of us I think.
Still no major changes here, there is limited blossom in the garden on the Magnolia and a couple of small Cherry? trees, but the spot for the picture as can be seen has no real activity going on. The fields are a bit greener and I have my fingers crossed that it will be Sunflowers or something similarly colourful!
So here is this months picture, shame it isn't a little more interesting...
other pictures are in the album
Still no major changes here, there is limited blossom in the garden on the Magnolia and a couple of small Cherry? trees, but the spot for the picture as can be seen has no real activity going on. The fields are a bit greener and I have my fingers crossed that it will be Sunflowers or something similarly colourful!
So here is this months picture, shame it isn't a little more interesting...
other pictures are in the album
Saturday, 12 February 2011
4th Month. Weekend 5th/6th Feb 2011 - Mike
Well as Steve has touched on this last month has gone by quicker than the rise in fuel costs on British forecourts. I had been thinking if the scene isn't much different what am I going to do ? Sally has suggested getting up in time for a sunrise ... hmmm I'm not a morning person, I could convert to black & white .... hmm still a good few months to come ..soooo .... I changed nothing so the image looks rather remarkably similar to last months.
I only visited the scene on the one day -Sunday and was having to judge my time carefully as I had spent the earlier part of the afternoon wandering around a Mill close to me which is in the process of being demolished and photographing it's rather stunning engine house. It rained for a fair bot of the afternoon but had stopped by the time I got to the scene and the rain had left a nice puddle to left of the scene to add some variety to the shot.
For anyone interested technical Data: Canon 50D, 28mm prime lens. Settings: ISO 640 1/80 @ f5.0
I only visited the scene on the one day -Sunday and was having to judge my time carefully as I had spent the earlier part of the afternoon wandering around a Mill close to me which is in the process of being demolished and photographing it's rather stunning engine house. It rained for a fair bot of the afternoon but had stopped by the time I got to the scene and the rain had left a nice puddle to left of the scene to add some variety to the shot.
For anyone interested technical Data: Canon 50D, 28mm prime lens. Settings: ISO 640 1/80 @ f5.0
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