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DSCF6261 Brighton beach.

DSCF6261 Brighton beach.

I watched this group from a high vantage point, taking shots as they moved around. Brighton beach is not sandy, but the large pebbles don't worry anyone....
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I watched this group from a high vantage point, taking shots as they moved around. Brighton beach is not sandy, but the large pebbles don't worry anyone.
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FinePix HS20EXR

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Aperture 450/100 ISO 100 Shutter 10/3200 Focal Length 1270/100

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Aug, 2016

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The beautiful lights were magnified by the rain

Taken at the Winter Lights show at Canary Wharf. I was lucky to catch this girl clowning around in front of the exhibit.

One of the many visitors to my garden, looking for food.

This was fascinating. A group of linked coloured fabric tunnels which changed the colour of the people passing through. I waited a whole year to photo

Difficult to photograph this year, as the weather was mostly overcast, but this was one of the more successful images.

Looked out of my window at this sea of white & spotted the brilliant red of the robin's breast

I went to the local park today to photograph the fog, but it wasn't thick enough! Instead I found the heron in a surprising position. This statue

I loved the shadow created by this kitchen utensil.

DSCF9464.JPG Agapanthus

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This lady was attending the Goth Festival at Kensal Green Cemetery. She told me that she had created her costume herself. Quite spectacular!

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DSC00209 Walking the Foreshore

Had 8 attempts to catch the flame shooting out of the instrument, & finally succeeded.

I loved this snow covered tree.

The centre of this flower looks quite ethereal.

From an exhibition of butterflies held at the Natural History Museum

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