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Puffin To See Here

Puffin To See Here

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Canon EOS 700D

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 3200 Shutter 1/4000 Focal Length 250/1

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Jun, 2017

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I took this picture on my first Winter season in Alpe D'Huez. This was taken at the smoking area at the back of our hotel after days of heavy sno

Every morning before heading to work our cars windscreen frosts up from the inside. This is what the dashboard looks like after scraping it off.

Saw this little guy on our outside light. I'd never realised how transluscent their wings are once they're backlit.

Fiona and I were driving back from the slopes when she clocked an abondoned plant next to some bins. Naturally I turned the car around and we rescued

Spring has Sprung. The first budding flower I saw in 2017.

I'm teaching Fiona guitar at the moment. Here she is practicing her scales in between coffee and cigarettes.

The first moth I saw in 2017. The snow's melted and the creepy crawlies are beginning to flourish.

Took this picture at the deer sanctuary. It was the first time we'd seen any hanging around. The stag and another doe were quick to leave but thi

Post Work

Post work grub in the sun.

Hat shopping with Fi. (She bought that hat later that day.)

St Patricks day. Alpe D'Huez. 2014.

Took this as a test shot. It looked below average on my camera screen but it looked awesome on my laptop.

Took advantage of my flip out roational screen to get this one. Naturally didn't want to get my new jeans wet.

This scrap yard is opposite our local pub. I tried with the flash but it lost its magic when the bright light erased the shadows and highlighted the m

We walk past this building every time we go for a drink at our local. It wasn't until I had a camera on me I realised how interesting the roof wa

A perfect example of when a pet grows to suit it's surroundings. This scruffy little guy can be found at our local dump.

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