Some pictures must be taken, some things must be blogged. Photography and pop culture.
I wonder what it would be like to live in a world where it was always June.
Anne of the Island, L.M. Montgomery
Marilla said to Anne that she’d get tired of it. To which Anne replied that she supposed so, but it would take a long time.
On the beach at Southport.
The sea escaped to Ireland that day.
Tyre marks from the lifeguards’ jeep.
Top two pictures taken with my camera, the bottom one is a smartphone shot.
I thought it was about time I went to the seaside again.
Crosby is a town in Merseyside, near Liverpool, on the same coast as Southport and Formby, both of which have featured here before. (In fact, it was to Southport I went, and from there I took a train to Crosby.)
This beach also has statues!
It is a work by Antony Gormley called Another Place. The statues are spread out along the beach, as you can see some of them quite far out into the sea.
It would be interesting to watch them get submerged in the water as the tide comes.
Sand dunes.
Seagulls.
Ship!
And sky, of course.
A quick and lazy still life today, featuring the new collection of short stories by Agatha Christie. To complement previously released Midwinter Mysteries, the stories in this collection all centre on summer.
To emphasise, the stories are not new, they’ve all been released before as part of different collections.
It would have been better had the book been released on actual midsummer, but it wasn’t so. A missed chance, I say.
I did Colours of Spring in the spring, so now I’m doing Colours of Summer in the summer.
I hope you like them!
It’s still flowers at Some Photoblog!
I saw these pink daisies (I don’t actually know if that’s what they’re called) in one particular place in Castlefield, a little lane by the canal. This is the first time I’ve gone through there so the first time I’ve seen them.
I’m adding these big ones too, they also grow in Castlefield.
I cannot stop photographing flowers.
It’s summer–and that means flowers!
In another moment, I could not take these pictures.
Title of this post is lifted from the Taylor Swift song August (from her new album Folklore) because it is, erm, August and because I couldn’t come up with anything else.
It was chilling on the bench in my park.
I try to still blog sometimes.
Hello hi, it’s been a while. What can you photography-blog about these days?
It’s still got to be pictures from my local park, as that the only place I go to. That and Tesco supermarket.
Okay, the last one isn’t from the park but who cares.
I’ve not been outside my area for over 3 months. I don’t think I’ve ever gone this long without using public transport in my life. I kinda like setting this record for myself. I will continue working from home for now so it’ll only be getting longer. I’m used to this new order, I don’t miss the old life much. The only thing is, my photography suffers. I don’t remember when I last took up my camera.
This blog might just turn into a rambling blog. Which, as I said to someone on Twitter recently, is really the best kind. *shrug
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