Tuesday, 19 April 2011

Tangled up in weeds

Apologies for being a little quiet. I have more or less spent all of my time in 'The Garden'. The last few weeks of good weather has seen me make massive progress and I think if this carries on things will be good by the Summer.

I lost steam again today.

Anyway . . . I made a clearing to Angie's apple tree where she used to sit and dream as a child and I took this shot today.



 






Three years ago

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7 comments:

  1. Kras and Keane20 April 2011 at 11:17

    Just how big is this garden of yours, oh master of the lens baby. I feel sorry for myself when I've got to mow the lawn

    I really should try getting a bit creative with my tilt and shift.

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  2. Kras and Keane20 April 2011 at 14:21

    I'm guessing it's just under an acre. It's been with Angie's family since they moved here. Takes me over 2 hours just to cut the grass!

    Added a shot from 3 years ago, the plan was to get it sorted then, but life threw a wobbly.

    Get that tilt shift out.

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  3. Kras and Keane20 April 2011 at 15:15

    Jesus H Smith! An Acre!

    Here I am in my little piece of England not knowing my pal and his good lady are part of the landed gentry!

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  4. Kras and Keane20 April 2011 at 16:20

    Not quite . . . we don't have a spare room for guests. A tiny house, not fit for any gentry. We used to live in a one bed flat with a garden that was 8 feet wide and 30 feet long.

    BTW did you see Angie's comment on her Granddad?

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  5. Kras and Keane21 April 2011 at 04:14

    Our back garden is 30ft by 30ft. We lived over an Indian take away for six years before we bought this place.

    You might not have a spare room mate but when I buy my tent I'm coming down! Do you allow naturists in your garden?

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  6. Kras and Keane21 April 2011 at 14:43

    Did you ever shoot where you lived?

    Tents and naturist are always welcome in The Garden.

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  7. Kras and Keane26 April 2011 at 05:03

    "Did you ever shoot where you lived?"

    I've got a few snaps somewhere. My history with photography is pretty short-maybe seven years.

    Had I picked up a camera in my teens and captured the stuff going on around me I'd have been a member of Magnum by now lol

    But I picked it up a camera during my 30's, my most chilled decade.

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