Showing posts with label fuji superia Xtra 400. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fuji superia Xtra 400. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 September 2010

Down The Lane

One of the nice things about living in the countryside (that almost makes up for isolation, lack of public transport, poor internet connection, lack of phone signal etc)is that there's so much pretty about. Just walking down the lane I see loads of lovely trees and flowers and rolling countryside that really puts Bristol to shame. Urban trees can be a nice relief from general concretey greyness and leafy garden-y areas can be pleasant, but nothing beats being surrounded by green with only the sounds of songbirds (plus the odd tractor) in the air.

Bit fanciful? Maybe. But look:

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Barley
Brambly Hedge

Thistly Hedgetop
Honeysuckle
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Charlynch Churchyard
Grassy
Shadowy Figure

Wheat
Sheep in the Orchard
Sunny Hedgetop

All these photos were taken on my Pentax ME Super on Fuji Superia X-Tra 400.
For more ramblings see my Gone For A Walk! set on Flickr.

Sunday, 12 September 2010

Rosemoor On Film II

The third installment of a family trip to RHS garden Rosemoor in North Devon. The first post can be found here and the second here.
These photos were taken on Fuji Superia X-tra 400 (although possibly shot with my camera set to 100 still).

Peacock
Peacock butterfly
Gunnera
Gunnera (giant rhubarb) by the pond
Tigerella
Tomato 'Tigerella'

Apples
Lovely-looking apples, being used as edging in the kitchen garden
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A trailing plant looking picturesque in a stone pot
Red Bark
Some rather amazingly coloured bark
Pink Dahlia
A pink dahlia in the shop

These photos were all taken using my Pentax ME Super. All of my Rosemoor photos (film & digital) can be found here.

Rosemoor On Film I

The second installment of a family trip to RHS garden Rosemoor in North Devon. The first post can be found here.
The first half of these photos are taken on Fuji Superia Reala 100 and the second half on Fuji Superia X-tra 400 (although possibly shot with my camera set to 100 still).

Clematis
Purple clematis in the Queen Mother's Rose Garden
Robin
A rather tame little robin
Rosehips Roll End
Rosehips on the roll end (the start of the new one)

Covered In Bees
Bee-covered white flowers
Agapanthus
A lovely purple agapanthus
Dahlia
A very vivid dahlia in the hot coloured garden

Ruby Chard?
Ruby chard in the cottage garden
Echinacea
Echinacea & a bee
Cornflowers & Marigolds
Cornflowers and marigolds

These photos were all taken using my Pentax ME Super. All of my Rosemoor photos (film & digital) can be found here.