Uploads from Mark-Stone, tagged hitec, with geodata

Kilve

nobody@flickr.com (Mark-Stone) — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 05:28:54 -0800

Mark-Stone posted a photo:

North Wales & Snowdonia next week. Really looking forward to it.

Slippery when wet.

nobody@flickr.com (Mark-Stone) — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 07:30:36 -0800

Mark-Stone posted a photo:

The Sun was just starting to come over the cliff behind me and it was hitting the water right at the spot where it broke over the rocks.

This is also the first time I've been to Kilve and found icicles hanging from the cliff. It was minus 7 when we set off. Yes I do have a couple of pictures which I'll put up later.

Sentinel

nobody@flickr.com (Mark-Stone) — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 01:46:39 -0700

Mark-Stone posted a photo:

Portland Bill Lighthouse & Obelisk, England.

For a change the spray from the sea over my filters actually helped an image.

Fade to Grey

nobody@flickr.com (Mark-Stone) — Thu, 19 May 2011 04:19:52 -0700

Mark-Stone posted a photo:

A day out at Kilve Beach trying not to get blown away. With Adrian from Reflex Camera Club

Had a fair bit of processing to do on this one as by the time I took it the ND Grad had become covered in salt & spray. Which I didn't think was as bad as it obviously was. So hopefully you won't notice the extensive cloning and hiding of streaky lines.

Life's a Beach

nobody@flickr.com (Mark-Stone) — Tue, 17 May 2011 06:15:50 -0700

Mark-Stone posted a photo:

A day out at Kilve Beach trying not to get blown away. With Adrian from Reflex Camera Club

Sand Storm

nobody@flickr.com (Mark-Stone) — Sun, 15 May 2011 11:48:58 -0700

Mark-Stone posted a photo:

A day out at Kilve Beach trying not to get blown away. With Adrian from Reflex Camera Club
31 seconds @ f/10

Toll House

nobody@flickr.com (Mark-Stone) — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 06:11:49 -0700

Mark-Stone posted a photo:

A bit chocolate boxy and soft in all the wrong places.

Not the best of weekends. The freezer decided it would stop working and it wasn't until I needed to get something out that I discovered the contents were all at room temperature! So it must have broken quite some time ago for the temperature to rise that much. This morning some stupid woman decided that she could ignore what colour the traffic lights were and nearly killed Hannah. Luckily she saw the car jump the lights out of the corner of her eye and managed to move so that the car just clipped the side of her bike. The car drivers response to "are you stupid why the fuck did you jump the lights?" was to tell me that they were amber and that she didn't see us crossing the road! I'm angry now. At the time I was just worried about Hannah. Then on my way back home some bloke was stood at the side of the road looking left and right. Then just as I got about 2 foot away from him he stepped out infront of me! Apparently that was my fault because I was cycling quietly! Oh well I guess things can only get better.

The reinstall of windows went O.K. eventually. Stupid bloody machine.

Going to play catch up on comments etc. tonight sorry for being lax its been a hectic week and crap start to this week.

Harbour Wall

nobody@flickr.com (Mark-Stone) — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 05:50:35 -0800

Mark-Stone posted a photo:

The Harbour wall at Lyme Regis

Tree Silhouette

nobody@flickr.com (Mark-Stone) — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 03:43:25 -0700

Mark-Stone posted a photo:

Found this whilst looking through my back catalogue. Always meant to upload it but totally forgot about it, until now. Taken last winter near Stonehenge.

Mud Mud Glorious Mud

nobody@flickr.com (Mark-Stone) — Fri, 20 May 2011 02:46:23 -0700

Mark-Stone posted a photo:

I got into a conversation about why my recent pictures from Kilve Beach had what appeared to be sand in them. As anyone whose ever been to Kilve will know, there's certainly no yellow sand there. The yellow colour is created because the water is so brown that when its shot in a long exposure the foam can appear yellow and give the impression of sand. So this picture is really just up here to show how Brown that water was.

No idea who these two people were. They were all apologetic about walking in to my shot, not realising that I had absolutely no problem with it.