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[JamieM]

Two more from Tenby South Wales, an early morning walk with my two boys Oscar & Boris the Bedlington Terriers, I also snapped this shot on my way back, This narrow townhouse was once lived in by a local merchant in Tenby. The Tudor merchant's house is typical of the type of prosperous merchant's house that sprang up when Tenby was a thriving port in the late Middle Ages.

 

[Paper Plane]

Shaftesbury Avenue London, 1930s

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Have you been hanging out with HG Wells again?

steve

 

[Smiffy]

Ok.

 

[Smiffy]

Have you been hanging out with HG Wells again?

steve

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[HardLight]

 

[JamieM]

 

[HardLight]

Sunrise & Mt. Ranier, Wash State. Taken from Tacoma around 2012.

 

[JamieM]

Took this one this morning, my Wife of 36 years Ceri having an ice bath, took me some time to persuade her but I finally broke her down, she is now a regular, not hardcore like me but getting there.

 

[Gian]

 

[Driftwood]

 

[Smiffy]

Looks a little fatty!

Speaking of fat cats.

 

[Tortuga]

Ember getting her point across

 

[JamieM]

 

[JamieM]

Using myself as a self-portrait, the bottom one just shows you what a 12mm ultra wide angle lens can do at arm's length. The Laowa 12mm is an amazing lens, especially for architecture, the only problem for a novice user is the lens is totally manual, I kind of like it especially when everything today is so Hi-Tec, even on my Sony a6600 which is an amazing camera with a focusing system that never ceases to amaze me, yet when fitted with the Laowa lens it makes you think about everything because my Sony doesn't communicate with the lens so we need to return to a bygone age when photographers needed to set everything, aperture shutter speed ISO and focusing.

 

[Tonyschin]

A nice autumn day out in the hills and valleys of the very dramatic North Wales.