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William Henry Fox Talbot created the earliest known surviving negative of a window at Lacock Abbey. This photo is in homage to him. The Abbey was also used as location for Hogwarts in two of the Harry Potter films.
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Early morning journey, clouds streak and trees blur
The sun rises
It flares and flashes
Soon the day will pass me by…
31 August 2017
Warminster – Bristol Temple Meads
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Throughout the summer months, at a farm in Hill Deverill, Wiltshire people give up their time to create Cream Teas (and bake cakes and savouries) to raise money for Save the Children. Hill Deverill Farm is a beautiful setting, with a barn for the teas and gardens to explore or sit out in when the weather’s fine.
The following images show the beautiful setting for the day
A window in a wall – the texture of flint and brick in the wooden frame conjures up some ancient game of Tetris, played out in the ancient town of Walsingham. Norfolk. East UK.
30 June 2017
All you need – captured in Norwich by The Birdcage. Both mu and myself captured in this so a ‘self portrait’ of sorts. Looking in but reflected out. Norwich Street. East UK.
29 June 2017
Windowdressing. #photooftheday. Caught this fleeting image in Warminster. South West UK.
25 June 2017
The Colston Hall old and new, fused. Bristol Street, South West UK.
3 JUNE 2017
Bristol, South West UK. Bristol Street, lookup, a window next to the Colston Hall.
3 JUNE 2017