We’ve been there when we stayed near Woodhall Spa. We stayed on a CL site that bordered the wood, so we could just walk straight into it. Did you notice some mounds that looked like fresh graves? We saw them all over the forest.
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The mounds were underground munition stores for the nearby RAF Woodhall Spa…….We have similar mounds here in the Vale near the Grantham Canal, also used as underground munition stores for the many RAF Stations based in Lincolnshire and Leicestershire.
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16th February - A Strange Door
Also at Ostler’s Plantation I spotted this. What seemed like a large ‘cat flap’ in the fencing between the plantation and the surrounding farmland. I assume it is for small mammals to be able to move between the area with fencing keeping out deer from damaging the young trees.
Also at Ostler’s Plantation I spotted this. What seemed like a large ‘cat flap’ in the fencing between the plantation and the surrounding farmland. I assume it is for small mammals to be able to move between the area with fencing keeping out deer from damaging the young trees.
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17th February - Reindeer Lichen
Another find at Ostler’s Plantation - `Reindeer Lichen’ or Cladonia portentsosa to give it it’s Latin name. A very strange looking lichen with almost finger and hand shaped petals And a lovely silvery grey colour.
Another find at Ostler’s Plantation - `Reindeer Lichen’ or Cladonia portentsosa to give it it’s Latin name. A very strange looking lichen with almost finger and hand shaped petals And a lovely silvery grey colour.
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19th February - ‘I didn’t take it!’
Izzy has a knack of often getting Bertie into trouble by stealing things which Bertie will readily take away. Bit this time was caught with the offending item. The look says it all - Caught!
Izzy has a knack of often getting Bertie into trouble by stealing things which Bertie will readily take away. Bit this time was caught with the offending item. The look says it all - Caught!
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21st February - Struggling to Fly
We waited until after lunch to take the dogs out as the wind was beginning to die down - or so we thought. It was very breezy still and the poor ducks on the canal were definitely struggling to get any height before they could have a fly around.
We waited until after lunch to take the dogs out as the wind was beginning to die down - or so we thought. It was very breezy still and the poor ducks on the canal were definitely struggling to get any height before they could have a fly around.
Lots of water there Jan.
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Yes. Many of the fields are flooded near the canal. Fortunately, the winds seem to be helping keep them from getting worse. Seems like this is what we will have to expect now in our winters. Less snow, more rain and wind!
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24th February - ICM Practice
I’ve been looking at some work by various photographers who produce more abstract images like in ICM (intentional camera movement).
Taking today‘s images, I decided to have a go at an ICM. I’ve added a thumbnail of the scene before the ICM. Post processing was completed in snapseed.
I’ve been looking at some work by various photographers who produce more abstract images like in ICM (intentional camera movement).
Taking today‘s images, I decided to have a go at an ICM. I’ve added a thumbnail of the scene before the ICM. Post processing was completed in snapseed.
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There’s been discussions about this on Mobitog, here:
ICM Photography - Intentional Camera Movement Discussion
Ted, terse , has piqued our interest in ICM with his brilliant ICM images on his thread ‘Terse Fragments’, so after a short discussion with him we have decided to start a dedicated thread to all things ICM. I’ve copied this post across from Ted’s thread because its such a fantastic example...
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There is some amazing images, information and inspiration in that thread!There’s been discussions about this on Mobitog, here:
ICM Photography - Intentional Camera Movement Discussion
Ted, terse , has piqued our interest in ICM with his brilliant ICM images on his thread ‘Terse Fragments’, so after a short discussion with him we have decided to start a dedicated thread to all things ICM. I’ve copied this post across from Ted’s thread because its such a fantastic example...
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Thanks for this. Have had a look and found it very useful. Will add a couple on that forum for comments.There’s been discussions about this on Mobitog, here:
ICM Photography - Intentional Camera Movement Discussion
Ted, terse , has piqued our interest in ICM with his brilliant ICM images on his thread ‘Terse Fragments’, so after a short discussion with him we have decided to start a dedicated thread to all things ICM. I’ve copied this post across from Ted’s thread because its such a fantastic example...
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Nice Image, did you achieve that by moving the camera or entirely post processing the attached thumbnail? Just curious
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I can understand that. There are some lovely images and interesting information in the thread.I spent more than an hour in that thread this morningeven posted a photo
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I took an image normally first then took one using ICM.Nice Image, did you achieve that by moving the camera or entirely post processing the attached thumbnail? Just curious