Imaginative contrast creation.Latest commission. I might have some fun snapping some shots of this when placed in a better position.
That barbed wire must have taken some careful handling.
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Camera in your pocket thread.
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That barbed wire must have taken some careful handling.
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I thought that might be the case, it's difficult to be accurate wearing gloves with stiff enough material to resist the barbs.Frustratingly I couldn't wear gloves either.
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In the past I have always used 2nd hand barbed wire, which is easier to work with as it has been stretched. This was a new roll that the client had bought, and it was a real pig to use. Sadly gloves also make it impossible to thread and fix tying wires a you go.
On the plus side if there is one, I sent a photo of the finished product to the client, and they now want a second one.
On the plus side if there is one, I sent a photo of the finished product to the client, and they now want a second one.
Is that your bike anti theft devise?[emoji102]man you should of seen the base ball batt i had with it wrapped with razor wire.
My trusty camera is a good 5/6 yrs old now and is a FinePix S5800, not quite a pocket camera but fits nicely in my back pack small pocket.
A couple of pics from a fortnight ago.
On finding this apiary recently I only saw 4 active hives, which doesn't bode well.
The most active one.
Ashdown Forest opp Pippingford.
A couple of pics from a fortnight ago.
On finding this apiary recently I only saw 4 active hives, which doesn't bode well.
The most active one.
Ashdown Forest opp Pippingford.
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Sadly it was too misty to get a clear shot of these sheep assembling, in readiness for a 1066 Battle Of Hastings style battle re-enactment.
Certainly a very odd sight, but I suspect that perhaps the farmer might have driven around the loop spreading some kind of pre lambing feed?
Certainly a very odd sight, but I suspect that perhaps the farmer might have driven around the loop spreading some kind of pre lambing feed?
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Hardly Steve, but it does make for another healthy hobby.
I like the bit of dirt that looks like someone's face, hiding out from almost underneath the root.
I like the bit of dirt that looks like someone's face, hiding out from almost underneath the root.
... Someone who likes to live dangerously...Eddie, I use photoshop. I have CS6, but found it too complicated and over the top for what I do. Saying that, it's becoming more difficult to get rid of the wife's wrinkles