I only managed 19 posts last year which is a little disappointing. A change in work and a bunch of […]

I only managed 19 posts last year which is a little disappointing. A change in work and a bunch of […]
One more post scheduled for while I am on Vacation; hopefully I will bring back some new images to share […]
As promised but maybe a week late here is the second version of this scene. It’s not the same image […]
I took this in June during our visit home to England. We visited Devon and this was shot at the […]
I had been looking for one of these for a while at a price I could justify and finally found […]
I took this with my Pen-F digital using 45mm M Zuiko 1.8 lens attached. I love this camera and lens […]
Another phot taken with the new to me Voigtländer Perkeo II which was kindly sold to me by Peggy I […]
Been a while since I did one of these and just squeezing it in at the end of Wednesday – […]
Eeesh.. I guess it’s been a while, sorry about that. I started a new job in April and it way […]
I missed last weeks post; mainly due to being too busy having resigned my job of nearly 20 years – […]
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