The Ely Catherdral is a towering structure that can be seen for miles around the fens! Photographed in natural light at ISO 100, f/7.1, 54 second exposure with a Nikon 35mm lens on a D7000.
Tag: Cambridgeshire
Bougainvillea – up close and personal
A cheery tropical bougainvillea lights up an otherwise dull, cold and rainy day here in Cambridge!

Technical Details: Nikon D7000 with 105mm f/2.8 Sigma Macro lens and extension tubes f/18, 3.3 seconds, ISO 100 Processed in Adobe Lightroom
Ely Cathedral on Christmas Night
This is a photograph of the historic Ely cathedral on christmas day. 3 pictures are exposures between 14 and 52 seconds were bracketed to produce this picture.

Processed in Adobe Lightroom and Photomatix Pro.
Christmas Candle…
Respect the thorns..
He who wants a rose must respect the thorn – Persian Proverb

Such a simple proverb but with such deep meaning!
Photographed in 2009 at Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire, a property of the National Trust.
Remembering summer….
View from a window..
Hellebore – the non-rose Christmas Rose
What better to post with christmas around the corner but a photograph of the “Christmas Rose” (Genus: Helleborus). Hellebores flower during the coldest months of the year and are not related to the rose.

Reprocessed from a very old photograph (2006)
Teasel – Black and white
Photographed on one of my usual lunch time walks. The teasel (Dipsacus) has dry spiny inflorescence head that make lovely additions to floral arrangements!
Via Flickr:
Teasel – Black and White
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Blackberries anyone?
Tasty wild blackberries on a roadside bush. I suppose the joys of getting food like harks back to our hunter-gatherer past.





