Camden used to be my local haunt, and stomping ground as I used to study and live in London, and there was no where I loved more than Camden. I used to toodle around there so much that the stall holders got to know me! I clubbed at the Electric Ballroom decked out in PVC and UV reflective clothing from Spank and Cyber Dog.
I had the urge to spend some time there again, as it has been a good couple of years since I have been there, and there have been lots of changes since there, some of it caused by fire, and some of it caused by the economy!
Here are the photos from my day in the sun.
Always Asmartartz x
If you go down to the woods today
I have finally got round to editing the photos I took from a walk in the local woods. It was October (OK, so it took me quite a while to get these up!), and I was amazed to find a caterpillar stubbornly hanging on the end of a very thin branch, with the cold wind blowing and all the leaves falling from the trees. I havent got round to identifying him yet but if anyone knows what he is I would love to hear from you.
Although I was equipped with my new macro lens, I have not spent a lot of time using yet, I only had a monopod, so I struggled to get correct focus on him with a gentle breeze blowing while wedged between trees, , but it seems that I covererd him from all angles! After puffing my way up the large hill, the gorse was covered in thick webs, heavy with bright orange eggs. I think they are spiders eggs, as it is spider time around then. Also discovered were some beautiful fungus lit in a lovely bright clear light on an beautiful blue sky day. As I was heading back out I noticed bones on the ground, it looks like the spine/ribs of something, but it still looked intriguing!
Hope Friday whizzes past for you all,and the weekend is with you soon!
Always Asmartartz
Although I was equipped with my new macro lens, I have not spent a lot of time using yet, I only had a monopod, so I struggled to get correct focus on him with a gentle breeze blowing while wedged between trees, , but it seems that I covererd him from all angles! After puffing my way up the large hill, the gorse was covered in thick webs, heavy with bright orange eggs. I think they are spiders eggs, as it is spider time around then. Also discovered were some beautiful fungus lit in a lovely bright clear light on an beautiful blue sky day. As I was heading back out I noticed bones on the ground, it looks like the spine/ribs of something, but it still looked intriguing!
Hope Friday whizzes past for you all,and the weekend is with you soon!
Always Asmartartz
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