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Looking back towards Blakeney – Norfolk, UK I’ve already started to formulate some plans for next year. After all, a year seems like a long time, but it soon goes, so I’m just thinking about where to take things next year. 2011, I think, will be a year in which I want to push my multimedia ideas to the next [...]

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 A ‘work in progress’ houseboat at Blakeney in Norfolk, UK

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 Tracks in the sand - Sea Palling, Norfolk, UK I’m currently going through a phase of wanting to get ready for my Norfolk trip, even though I’m not doing it this year. Last year I made the decision to give Norfolk a break, the project would have a creative interlude for 2010, and come back fresh [...]

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Pier entrance – Cromer, Norfolk, UK

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Pebble beach -Sheringham, Norfolk, UK So the UK has had it’s election and the winner is…. well no one really. All of the political parties suffered from a terminal case of mistrust, apathy and a longing for change from the public. To say that no-one won might be wrong. This could be the start of [...]

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Wicker artwork on Salthouse beach, Norfolk, UK As you may have noticed, I’ve altered the look of the Darker Skies blog. There are a few improvements in the works that will be added over the summer. More details about that coming up in the April podcast due for release in the next week. Sadly, there is [...]

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100th Bomb Group memorial museum control tower - Thorpe Abbotts, Norfolk, UK I was recently ‘tagged’ by my friend Kat to take part in a little photo game where you pick the tenth photofile and talk about it. Here is my contribution taken from the Norfolk collection that has been sat on my computer for years… literally.  [...]

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 Old wooden pallet The photograph was taken using my Kiev 60 Russian 6×6 camera that i take out every now and again. The camera is heavy, rather clunky and totally mechanical. No batteries needed at all. Great fun to use if you like getting back to basic photography every now and again. A few more [...]

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