Category Archives: Mirror Lens

Bluebells 2013

Posted on Tue, 28 May, 2013 by

Finally, in honour of the Whitsun Bank Holiday weekend, the sun obliged by shining and in the space of a day we visited four Bluebell woods. A fifth wood (first image below) had been visited a few days earlier when … Continue reading →

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June through a Mirror

Posted on Mon, 25 June, 2012 by

Whatever happened to Flaming June, as we call it over here. It’s gone AWOL! I recall saying jokingly to friends in March, when we had an extraordinary spell of warm dry and settled weather – ‘This is our Summer’. The … Continue reading →

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Snowdrops – Harbingers of Spring

Posted on Fri, 2 March, 2012 by

Snowdrops belong to the Genus Galanthus (greek for Milk Flower) – a native of Europe and Russia, and are one of the first of the bulbs to flower. They tell us Spring can’t be too far away, although they aren’t … Continue reading →

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Last leaves of Autumn

Posted on Sun, 20 November, 2011 by

Autumn is closing down: the last leaves are blowing off the best trees. There was time for one final shoot last weekend – partly in Stowe gardens and partly in my own garden where we are really lucky to have … Continue reading →

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Mirroring Autumn

Posted on Sun, 13 November, 2011 by

The title today is deliberately ambiguous. Maybe you were hoping to find some carefully crafted autumn mirror reflections. If so, sorry: you guessed wrong. This post is about a Mirror you look through – a 500mm Mirror lens. In an … Continue reading →

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