Brian

I’ve never managed macro photography as I don’t have the patience for it but these have all been taken handheld with a manual flash. Really impressive.

Going back to work means getting out early on a Sunday morning.

Fabulous!

Car looks amazing. Well done!

You’ve maybe found your calling in life!

Up and out before the joggers this morning. Take 2 of this image as I duffed up the exposure first time.

It was two ladies that owned it when we were going. The fish platter was something to behold. Everything fresh out of day boats. Well worth the 6 hour round trip.

We used to go up to the restaurant at Kylesku quite a bit but it was sold and went downhill. Not been up that way for ages.

My favourite castle. Spent ages there one day trying to get a shot without tourists. Took a long time.

North Scotland beaches. Empty!

Japan’s Master of Restoration - Series 1: 1. Dormant Treasures A museum in Osaka asks the Mayuyamas for help with artefacts currently hidden away in their archive: an exquisite 800-year-old celadon vase from China and a 16th-century tea bowl.

There’s reality tv then there’s this. Absolutely mind blowing!

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Wow. Good find.

Absolutely! Or he could get out faster?

There’s always someone with a better job description.

It was Dan, not me!

Untaxing - 3.Jaffa Cake or Biscuit? - BBC Sounds Dan Neidle reveals the unexpected ways tax shapes our world.

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Great that she’s still taping!

When my wife worked in London I would wander around this area and always be amazed. Great image.,

Oil rigs in the Cromarty Firth.

Cromarty. Beautiful village with a unique view.

It is but I think there’s a finite amount of some kind of paper used in the process which will eventually kill it off.

YouTube video by David Zwirner The Making of a Dye-Transfer

This is absolutely fascinating. Making a dye transfer print for William Egglestone.
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Absolutely beautiful Deborah.

Thanks!

Love a bit of graffiti! @ilfordphoto.com FP4+ split grade printed onto glossy paper.

Yeah, it was Clive Myrie and Chris Mason.

Some Aberdonians would call Balmedie wild so they may not have been wrong!

Standing outside Balmedie last night, the BBC presenters were “in the wilds of Scotland”

Keep thumbs well out of the way!

How can they mess up something so simple?

Who knows? Isn’t there copywriters for these things now?