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Park Mill at Bateman House
When you visit Bateman House, remember to get a visitor Map, there are signs pointing to places but with the map in your hand you can find all those nooks and crannies, which are off of the pathway. The house is beauitful and the gardens are exquisite. However, there is one feature you must not […]
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Happy Thanksgiving…
To all my American readers far and wide, may I wish you all, a peaceful Happy Thanksgiving. Dan of No Facilities Blog runs a Thursday Photography Challenge called Thursday Doors. And for my entry into the challenge, I thought I would enter this wall door/gate. The image was photographed back in 2012 less than 6 […]
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Wordless Wednesday – Sissinghurst Castle
Wordless Wednesday – When a picture paints a thousand words!
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Bateman House… Part 2
The garden that made Rudyard Kipling feel like an English country gentleman, with spring blossom, summer roses, autumn apples and winter trees. National Trust As you walk from the house and through the landscaped gardens, you enter the wildflower field. If you follow the path and head over the bridge at Bateman’s, you will finally […]
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Peony
Just 18 months into our photography journey and a few cameras later, we headed for London to visit Eltham Palace Gardens which is owned and maintained by the English Heritage. At that particular time, we were told no photos in the house only in the gardens. Which was rather a shame because the entrance hall […]
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A walk around Dunorlan Park
Along the Pembury Road, in Tunbridge Wells there is a park called Dunorlan Park. It is a beautiful, around the lake and there are so many quirky little areas to explore. Like the Water Garden There is a small waterfall where we were standing, and it gave an ideal viewpoint of the little water garden […]
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Thursday Treelove #137 – Wakehurst Place
Camera Settings Camera: Canon EOS 70DLens: Canon EF-S18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 ISF/Number: f/3.5ISO: 100Focal Distance: 18 mm Shutter Speed: 1/80 secPhotograph Date: 27.06.2015Location: Wakehurst Place, West SussexPhotographer: AshSoftware: Adobe Lightroom Classic and On1 Photo RAW 2023 Posted as part of:
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The Winding Road at Birling Gap
Back in 2016 at Whitsun hubby took a long weekend. Monday was a Bank Holiday, so he decided to take the Friday off as well. On that Friday it was warm and beautiful weather, so we headed to Birling Gap in East Sussex. The home of the Seven Sisters. After taking a lot of photographs […]
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The making of Wordless Wednesday Image and one step further.
The objective of Wordless Wednesday is to post a photo and let the photo speak for itself. Well, the manipulation of this image started out as a trial to see how far you can push the Photo Merge in Lightroom. And I have to say in this case it was great. I started out with […]
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Wordless Wednesday – Scotney Castle
Posted as part of Wordless Wednesday
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Fountains Abbey and the River Skell
Sometimes, you just can’t get the right sky for the picture. Unfortunately, having to work in real-life our photography jaunts are when we can fit it in at weekends. Except for our holidays. We were doing a Warner’s holiday, back in 2018. And we got a terrific deal. However, those holidays are either 3 nights […]
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Battle Abbey Walk
Just as spring started in 2016, we took a trip to East Sussex on a sunny day to have a walk around Battle Abbey. Unfortunately, my right hip had just started to get painful and driving was definitely a no-no. … so it was a little walk for me… and a lot of sit-downs. 😀 […]
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