This week end was Easter. Good Friday I managed to get out for a walk. At last blue skies still very cold but at least it was dry. Had a short walk got some photos of “the bench” but they are for the other blog and then followed the annual Churches together procession. A cross is carried through the town to mark Good Friday so this weeks photo is from then.
This weeks photo was taken Friday morning when I arrive home from work taken with my Pentax Q.
Snow again the crocus suggests it should be spring. The spring equinox was a couple of days ago too. These bright flowers poking up through the snow hopefully herald the warmer weather to come. We can but hope.
Again I’m a little late posting this not had a great deal of chance to get out and have spent a lot of the week rescuing old photo’s and film. This weeks shot is from an old roll of film I dug out and took to have processed. Thought I would include this as it was processed and the colour was corrected in this week.
Lovely surprise to find they were photo’s from my days as a Morris dancer. Most of the photo’s were taken on a Leeds Morris Dales tour. The group I danced with are called Wharfedale Wayzgoose. This one is taken in Clapham in the Yorkshire dales during a May day bank holiday although I couldn’t say what year it is some time late 90’s perhaps. The shot is unusual as the subjects are drinking tea and not beer outside a pub!!!
Driving to York at the beginning of the week and saw a tractor ploughing and hundreds of birds following it. I grabbed my camera and started shooting. Took three or four shoots then checked camera only to see the message no card in camera. Grabbed card and put in the camera. Mean while tractor was continuing to plough but the birds had decided to move way over the other side of the field. Then the tractor had finished and started to drive away with its plough up. That's when a few stragglers came back. Another missed shot but a lesson learnt, after taking images off a card to put it back in the camera.
