It feels like its been a bit quiet on here recently so here's some pics for you all to have a look at.
I've got to go to Leeds every fortnight for work now, so decided to think positive and explore new things to take photos of. The only free time I had on Wednesday night was after dark, so went out for a little wander and got these three - all handheld with ISO at 1000-1600.
#1 Chef taking a break
#2 "Enmeshed"
#3 Time to go home
This afternoon all had gone quiet on the work front so, despite it being grey and dull I had to get out and wander along the river Wey just down the road from me. This is a location I'm still exploring, but it definitely needs some better light. However - make the best of what you've got is my motto so here's a selection - all handheld with wide apertures and ISO way up.
#4 Rope roller - this is a wooden roller which was used to guide canal boat tow ropes around a particularly tight bend in the river. Without it the tow rope would cut across the corner and pull the boat into the bank.
#5 This is a bit further along the river than I've walked before. Very tranquil if a tad freezing cold. I'll ahve to go up here again I think.
#6 Quite a picturesque setting at this bridge over the river. The roller in #4 is just to the left of this pic.
#7 I like the old-style iron gate with the tracks leading to the new-style iron pylons.
Your comments are most welcome as always.
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