Photo fun

I own a lot of cameras. There is one on my cell phone (which as it is made by Samsung is a pretty good camera), there is my Samsung compact and there is my Sony DSLR.

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It's not just making my cat's eyes greener and glow brighter; there is making a good photo better and more compelling.

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I had a lot of great photography tips today from a chap I met whilst buying a photography magazine in WHSmiths. Hints and tips on what to buy, how to compose photos and apps for my phone. One of the better monthly shop experiences.

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Skywatch Friday (69)

Shining clouds

Join in!

A week in London

SATURDAY

Me and Casper

Casper selfie

Having a nap (on me)

Take control of the bed!

SUNDAY

Danny and Alicia

Danny whilst friends hide

Carey and Danny

Casper attempting to watch 'Fish TV'

MONDAY

Breezy day from inside the house

Snuggled up watching TV on the Sofa of Sloth

TUESDAY

One of the many building site I pass on my way to work

View from the Bridge (Westminster of course)

Roadworks (everywhere)

Cold weather sunrise

WEDNESDAY

Said the raven "Nevermore"

Another wet day

Flowers found in a cupboard at work!

Flames!

THURSDAY

Grey day in Greenwich Park

Another damp morning on the Bridge

Hot coffee all morning

Traffic, traffic everywhere

FRIDAY

Monthly shop day

Specially wrapped squirrel doorstop

Cool new shopping bag, make me smile

Green feathered friends

Parakeets An album by TheMrsNatG Our exotic friends are back hanging around the garden. Being that it is heading towards Spring I'm hoping they are thinking about starting a family!

Lunch in the park

London is full of fantastic green spaces; lungs breathing amongst the buildings and traffic of the City. The parks range in size from huge open spaces under the auspices of the Royal Parks; to smaller local areas; wild open heaths; gardens in the middle of squares and all the gardens attached to houses.

The Royal Borough of Greenwich, where I live, is full of green open spaces.

On Friday I was changing buses at Blackheath Royal Standard, I stopped (briefly as it was very cold), for lunch in the park - this is being the tiny square of grass in the middle of the roudabout that is the Standard, Batley Park.

I was going to sit and read my Kindle for a bit (memories of lunch in Central Park) but the wind-chill was biting, so I shared some crumbs with the pigeon gang and went home.

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