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frawgies!!!!!

I love taking photo’s. I seldom get the chance to do it with my back. We’re hoping to get out a lot more this year.

i love taking photos too, when ever someone leaves photos laying around, i take them

My camera broke last year, So I’ll just look at these. Great stuff folks.

We have a nice outdated, Cannon Rebel SLR that I took the picture of the ducks with. Now we primarily use a point and shoot.

I have the same problem as Jaderail, my camera decided to stop working properly, I am told a sensor has gone in it. I think I preferred it when cameras had this funny stuff called film you needed to load in them I never had one of them stop wroking.

These two taken last summer are of a friends horses.  Mum, her sister and her babe,  and the other is when the colt decided it was mealtime, and tried trying to get to his mum

Oh, I love horses. Those are pretty.

The young one is part shire, he is bigger than his Mum now.

@Daz_ann

Really like the old mill and the covered bridge, thats if it is an old water wheel powered mill. Also do you Know why the bridges were built with roofs over them???

I like taking photos too but my partner has a monopoly on both our cameras as she is the real photographer of the family, she is also a very active member of the local photographic society.

Cheers
GG

Yes it is a water powered mill. Yes the bridge was built with the roof on it.

kiwi_gg - 11 June 2012 01:46 PM

@Daz_ann

Really like the old mill and the covered bridge, thats if it is an old water wheel powered mill. Also do you Know why the bridges were built with roofs over them???

Cheers
GG

Maybe it’s so you can cross the river without getting wet if it’s raining ?

kiwi_gg - 11 June 2012 01:46 PM

@Daz_ann

Really like the old mill and the covered bridge, thats if it is an old water wheel powered mill. Also do you Know why the bridges were built with roofs over them???

I like taking photos too but my partner has a monopoly on both our cameras as she is the real photographer of the family, she is also a very active member of the local photographic society.

Cheers
GG

with out the roof the road surface would get wet and slippery and hazardous, also it helps protect the bridge from rotting out as fast. Plus in winter it kept the bridge from piling up with snow

Here some more, all taken at Kew gardens last week. I went with the intention of taking some new flower pictures and ended up taking more wildlife shots.

I love wildlife photo’s. Very nice.

nice and crisp there Kinich, nice. One day I will get to Kew if I ever get down that way. Eden project is another on my bucket list.

The Robin and Nuthatch look a tad wet…been raining that day?