June 2014

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Jungle cat

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June 29, 2014

Bailey in training for the big bad world, explores the garden, channelling his inner Burmese tiger. Usually he demonstrates his inner tiger on the hand that feeds him. Lead around the garden on his natty harness he slinked around the edges sniffing, biting and chewing through the summer leaves. Now...
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Spitfire part exchange

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June 26, 2014

Taking my car into the garage at Marshall Motors in Abingdon, which is on the same site as a used car sales lot, and the ultimate in promotional signage looms overhead…a replica Spitfire. Jolly good chaps…carry on. Snapped on my iphone and then processed in Snapseed.
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Oh, England…

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June 20, 2014

I’m certainly no football pundit, but watching last night’s England performance, you couldn’t help but get drawn into the usual conclusions that we really aren’t that clever at football sometimes. You would think that holding onto the ball at professional level is core skill. Uruguay were chasing more, forcing mistakes from...
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Happy Birthday dad!

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June 17, 2014

A shameless family photo, but a good one by the riverside.
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Icelandic Infrared

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June 8, 2014

The Icelandic landscapes are otherworldly already, so are a natural choice for the fascinating effect of infrared photography. Photographs by Andy Lee, as seen in this post on the dpreview site, here.
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Auto car journeys

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June 7, 2014

When I was back in the saddle of driving on the A40 again through Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire countryside, I thought about a little photo project, taking images on my car journey. Before there’s an outcry of dangerous driving, particularly after my near death experience on the now dreaded A40, all photo’s...
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History in Images No. 2

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June 7, 2014

A famous shot of a train wreck, beautiful light in Grand Central Station, man in black Johnny Cash with guitar and Bob Dylan revisiting Highway 61.
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Ward 33 and a third…

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June 5, 2014

Another step into the NHS world today and it was like being back home…the sense of confusion and frustration from staff and patients filled the clinical air. New hospital, let’s start with reception, it’s says welcome on it. Ward 10 please? She interrupts her conversation about Britains Got Talent and...
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