I’ve been sharing my own photos now for eighteen months so I thought the end of the year was a good time to call it a day.
If you wish, you can find the published photos by following the tag “LifeLens” on the main page of my site, or by hitting this link.
I thought I’d just round off the series by re-presenting a handful of my favourites.
This peaceful, pastoral scene, taken at the end of August up in Norfolk, is one of my published photos. I permitted the UK’s National Farmers’ Union to use it in one of their publications.
I can still se that telegraph pole; it annoys me now. I should have airbrushed it out.
Mister Bump 
That telegraph pole is “life.”
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True. An imperfection, though.
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Great picture Pete
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Thanks Sadje
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You’re welcome! Love the clarity of your shot.
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lovely! Think of the telegraph pole as blending old with new.
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thanks
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Lovely, and good use of cylindrical shapes. Interesting how windmills differ from one county to the next. Our Jack and Jill mills are wooden and manoeuvrable at the base. A bit like the French ones, actually.
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I have an amazing shot somewhere of a traditional Dutch mill, dwarfed by one of these modern wind turbines.
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I’d love to see that.
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The telephone pole is that small imperfection that says – real life – not fiction. I think you were wise to leave it in. It’s only the slightest bit intrusive when you study the photo more deeply than a casual glance, and then it adds just a bit of the jarring present. So I think it adds dimension to the composition.
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true.
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Beautiful picture sir. 👏
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thanks, Sanjeet.
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Leave the pole. They are in short supply since Brexit! 😂
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Reminds me of home 🙂
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It’s a very agricultural area. We loved it there.
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Impressive Moulin.
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