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- 21/12/2011: The Hobbit
- 06/11/2011: Birthday for Great London Nan 2000
- 06/11/2011: Muddy Waters
- 06/11/2011: Roman Day 1992 - 1993
- 01/11/2011: Potterings
- 01/11/2011: Woodsy's Got Guns
- 01/11/2011: Daft Buggers
- 01/11/2011: Snettisham Sunset 2002
- 13/05/2011: Digital SLR upgrade.
- 16/04/2011: Death of Facebook
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Faire Haired Flower
26/11/2008 by Woodsy.
Can’t entirely recollect what occasion this was taken from, some form of house party I would think, I do know it was taken in February 2000. Dear sister painted in flowery face-paint.
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On The Rocks [2]
26/11/2008 by Woodsy.
Presented to you from a carefully scanned print (of 6 x 4). Its exposure is unchanged with no enhancements other than minor work to remove surface noise obtained from scanning a printed photograph. In addition I have adjusted the gamma to compensate for some extra lighting captured during the scan.
on TheRocks1 and 2 are great natural pictures, here Vicky is completely unaware of the camera and is entirely absorbed in the act of netting for rock pool creatures unknown. These were shot in 2003 using a Nikon F60 35mm.
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On The Rocks [1]
26/11/2008 by Woodsy.
Presented to you from a carefully scanned print (of 6 x 4). Its exposure is unchanged with no enhancements other than minor work to remove surface noise obtained from scanning a printed photograph. In addition I have adjusted the gamma to compensate for some extra lighting captured during the scan.
on TheRocks1 and 2 are great natural pictures, here Vicky is completely unaware of the camera and is entirely absorbed in the act of netting for rock pool creatures unknown. These were shot in 2003 using a Nikon F60 35mm.
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Climbing Frame
24/11/2008 by Woodsy.
Presented to you from a carefully scanned print (of 6 x 4). Its exposure is unchanged with no enhancements other than minor work to remove surface noise obtained from scanning a printed photograph. For this shot however I adjusted the gamma to correct a small degree of excess light captured during scanning.
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Toy Buggy Frame
24/11/2008 by Woodsy.
Presented to you from a carefully scanned print (of 6 x 4). Its exposure is unchanged with no enhancements other than minor work to remove surface noise obtained from scanning a printed photograph. I love the smooth plastic green of this artificial yet perfect frame, if I remember correctly we had some trouble getting her out this infant wheeled buggy. A wonderful smile, no forced expressions here, it was a lovely sunny day and a wonderful barbeque, one of the very few I have decided to attend.
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Through The Looking Glass
05/10/2008 by Woodsy.
Every photograph I take, I take to find another piece of myself. And so photography is a way of finding myself. The search continues.
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Train Sleeper Markers
15/09/2008 by Woodsy.
Unsure of the exact nature of the numbers visible at the head of each nail however the four of them do make for an interesting abstract shot, again this is one of the trail sleeper series shot at Wicksteed park during a sunny September day in 2008. And as with all my train sleeper shots, there are some wonderful textures visible here. In 2007 I found a similar arrangement of train sleepers sporting some wonderful yellow brown iron rust around the rivets and some bright green moss – unfortunately all my shots of this were flawed due to poor exposure – however if I can, I will file some of these shots under my Flawed Shots page http://blog.agwoods.co.uk/flawed-shots .
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Train Sleeper Nail
15/09/2008 by Woodsy.
It’s the colour and texture of this shot that wins it for me, very simple framing of the edge of a gnarled train sleeper with a long iron nail. Emphasised the wood grain by slowly graduating the depth-of-field to create a gracious blur (using centre-weighted metering at f6.3 for 1/250second).
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Sleeper Fungi
15/09/2008 by Woodsy.
After an extremely wet and dull (not to mention cold) week, the warm Sunday September sunshine was most welcome. During my walk through the often overlooked nature trails of Wicksteed park (Kettering) I came upon a glorious arrangement of old weathered train sleepers, and this little fungi (or fungus) caught my eye. Shot at f7.1 for 1/250second with my fixed 50mm Nikon lens.
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Faces collage
11/09/2008 by Woodsy.
My first piece of Photoshop art in quite some time, just a simple collage made from a collection of photographs.
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