Project 52 - Weekly Photos from Geoff F - Part 2

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Originally Posted by Geoff F

With the second image, there is an open gate out of sight on the left side so cattle can wander between two fields. I was looking for a suitable angle but I was rather nervous because after changing lenses my macro lens was left on the tripod. This, along with my backpack on the ground, was proving to be of interest to other cattle which had started licking the lens and trying to open the backpack !

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As I was reading this passage I thought you were going to say you were worried that someone would steal the lens and backpack -- not that inquisitive cattle would start inspecting your equipment!

Week 21 - Part of the tidal road at Aveton Gifford. And yes, I did manage to step back into the mud !

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7D with Canon 24-105 lens. 1/400 F11 Iso 250.

A rather questionable method of crossing the creek.

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1/160 F11 Iso 250

Another of those impossible scenes, but I had a go anyway.

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1/80 F9 Iso 400. Merge of three bracketed exposures

An interesting group of photos, all with an underlying motif: ways of crossing barriers.

The last photo was intriguing partly because of the need to figure out what the different shapes, etc., in the photo add up to. It's a photo I enjoyed looking at.

Thanks Bruce. It was a scene of deep shadows and mottled sunlight. I wanted to get an angle which would show the path continuing beyond the style but I was limited because on my right side there was a steep drop into a muddy stream and I had already filled one shoe with muddy water !