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Peacock
So, each week sometimes I’m posting one of my own photos, sized for use on your desktop. Join in by blogging your own photos and include the phrase [grid::blogpaper] in your post - then everyone can google for them.
This week’s BlogPaper is called Peacock and was taken at Warwick Castle:

Fossil Spiral
So, each week sometimes I’m posting one of my own photos, sized for use on your desktop. Join in by blogging your own photos and include the phrase [grid::blogpaper] in your post - then everyone can google for them.
I took this one, along with a good handful more, on a private beach near Lyme Regis. The fossils down there are amazing, but gettig harder and harder to find as they get hunted down and taken home by holiday makers :-(
This week’s BlogPaper is called FossilSpiral:

Daffodil
So, each week sometimes I’m posting one of my own photos, sized for use on your desktop. Join in by blogging your own photos and include the phrase [grid::blogpaper] in your post - then everyone can google for them.
This week’s BlogPaper is called Daffodil:

Swan
So, each week I’m posting one of my own photos, sized for use on your desktop. Join in by blogging your own photos and include the phrase [grid::blogpaper] in your post - then everyone can google for them.
This week’s BlogPaper is called Swan:

Striped Leaves
This week’s BlogPaper is the only one, so far, that I’ve altered digitally other than to crop and resize. This was taken in low light with a fast film speed so ended up grainy. I did a simple motion blur ,totally vertical, to blur the grain into vertical stripes.
Anyway, Striped Leaves is below.

Red Arrows Corkscrew
So, each week I’m posting one of my own photos, sized for use on your desktop. Join in by blogging your own photos and include the phrase [grid::blogpaper] in your post - then everyone can google for them.
A few weeks ago I took my boy and a friend, Jake, to Cosford airshow. The cameras went with us and this photo of The Red Arrows Corkscrew was taken by Jake.

Dry Stone Wall
So, each week I’m posting one of my own photos, sized for use on your desktop. Join in by bloggin your own photos and include the phrase [grid::blogpaper] in your post - then everyone can google for them.
This week’s BlogPaper is called Dry Stone Wall:

Paper your screen, Blue Timber
I’ve been taking photos since I was little. I started with my Dad’s camera and my first photo was a great holiday snap in which our family dog, Honey, takes centre-stage and my dad appears alongside her in full 70s kodacolor… less his head.
My technique has improved little since then, but with advent of cameras smarter than I am and, more recently, affordable digital SLRs my luck has changed a little. My camera allows me to take several hundred photos on a card, virtually cost free, So I’m now able to apply the monkeys & typewriters approach.
Anyway, a few of my shots have come out quite nicely so I’m doing two things. Firstly I’m going to post one of my shots, sized to common desktop resolutions, to my blog every so often as I get a moment. Secondly, I’m going to invite everyone else to do the same and to add the phrase [grid::blogpaper] so we can all google for the grid.
This week’s is called Blue Timber:

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