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The Eiffel Tower is certainly the symbol of Paris if not one of the most famous structures in France. This was again taken back in 2005 but hadn’t been published on here until now. At the time Paris was bidding for the 2012 Olympic Games. A couple of weeks after this was taken it was…
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This ornate street lamp was photographed on Westminster Bridge, near Big Ben, the houses of Parliament and the London Eye. Apart from the great style and gold details the painted side of the lamps caught my eye and made me wonder why this side of the street lamps are painted. I suppose there could be…
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Above we see a female mallard duck struggling to stand up on a frozen pond at Dunham Massey. The ice was above two to three inches thick, although the park staff had broken up parts of the ice for the creatures. Below you can see a male mallard duck having very similar standing issues on…
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Taken outside the church in Frodsham at the Cross Wedding late last year. It is a very cheesy balloon, but shows a little detail of the day. I know these helium filled balloons don’t last forever, but at least the bride and groom have a photo of not just the people who were there, but…
about 3 years ago - 1 comment
Standing at Gmex Metrolink Station one afternoon waiting for a tram, I noticed the dark, stormy looking sky and how the buildings in the foreground were lit up by the sun coming through the thick clouds over my shoulder. The Hilton / Beetham Tower was too large and close but the Great Northern Tower really…
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I couldn’t publish yesterday’s photo of the church interior without showing you a more formal photo of the bride and groom. This was taken at the reception and shows Belinda sat on a swing outside. Before the speeches and cutting of the cake I had noticed this swing in the gardens, but the sun was…
about 3 years ago - 2 comments
Back in late September of this year I photographed my first wedding. Obviously I had assisted my dad when he had done weddings in the past, but this was the first on my own. Fortunately I was able to convince Mark to be an assistant and at the time he kindly provided a second camera…
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The Sagrada Familia is the reason that the city of Barcelona was such a draw to me photographically, I knew there was a lot more than just this massive Cathedral to photograph, but it was this church that caught my eye. Whilst sat on a bench at the western side (or Passion façade), I noticed…
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The Glasgow Necropolis is a Victorian cemetery on a hill above Glasgow Cathedral. The above photograph was taken from the top of the hill and includes a small selection of gravestones in the bottom left corner of the frame. Fifty thousand individuals have been buried in approximately 3500 tombs. The smoke is coming from a…
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I don’t like publishing photographs of myself, but as I see it, it’s a better photo of my camera than of my face! I am very pleased to announce the launch of my second website. Show It Ed follows the same basic idea of this website, a new photo every day, comment below and three…