Busy day back at the office today after the weekend enjoying time with the family...oh and chocolate too. The day started off really sunny and with a beautiful blue sky so after taking care of some air quality monitoring equipment in Beverley I took a drive through the countryside to the office, stopping on the way to take a couple of shots of the Daffodils at Hotham, a lovely hamlet near North Cave. The Daffodils were looking a bit worse for wear after the rain, wind and snow they've had to endure these last few weeks. I grabbed a couple of shots and headed off to the office, thankfully the photos didn't come out too bad.
The day at the office was spent catching up on paperwork and meetings, a good day really, productive anyway. Tonight I've got more CMS project work to do, which is coming along nicely.
I've also been asked by a reader of this blog if they can buy a print of the photo I did showing the York Minster stitched together from 59 photos. You can see it if you click here. I was really surprised as it came out of the blue, and very chuffed. Thank you Mark, I hope your friend likes it.
2 comments:
I love the blue of the sky against the daffodils here - but how did you get that shot? Did you get awfully muddy lying flat on the ground????
Thank you :)
No way did I get muddy lol, I was in my smart work gear, I just held the camera out infront of some daffs and pressed the shutter. It was 95% luck and 5% pure chance :)
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