Colour

I didn't find any more toads on this morning's walk, so have decided to upload singularly images I have ready for a Camera Club activity which concludes on Tuesday evening, after the taking of photographs last Sunday. This is for the task of "Image where one colour dominates".

Toads

I spotted six toads when taking the dog for a walk before breakfast this morning. I also decided, after breakfast, it might be worth visiting Quy Fen in case hundreds of toads were spawning there. Not a toad to be seen!

Fellow Photographer

Last week we went to Kings Lynn to take photographs, but it was a cold day with unforgiving wind, so time was also spent inside a lovely cafe/restuarant!

Ash Tree Branches

Took this image of ash branches against a foggy background to emphasise their characteristic shape.

Empty Seat

I had hoped to have got this image uploaded before now as it was taken a few days ago. It is again my wish to try to get something put onto the blog most days. Time will tell!

This was taken by zooming while releasing the shutter, but it doesn't have enough space in the top left corner. More practice needed!

Leaving the Roost

The fog this morning was thick and while looking around for trees in recession to photograph, something disturbed these roosting pigeons. I happened to have a fast enough setting on the camera to be able to capture 'the departure' as there wasn't time to change anything!

Grave Stones - Kings Lynn

There were many grave stones tucked away in the a corner of St Margaret's churchyard, with winter sunlight on them. They proved difficult to photograph! However, here are a couple of images, plus one from inside the church.

Bread and Milk

This was taken at The Black Country Museum, Birmingham. It was fun trying out a new lens and playing around with a range of whites.

Alongside the Cam

One of a series of panned trees alongside the Cam.

Reflection

Taken yesterday in Kings Lynn - features a fellow photographer and a rose 'near the end'.