spent a bit of time at the old ferry at Aust yesterday. apparently Bob Dylan was photographed here for an iconic Rolling Stone cover picture way back in his early days, on his way to a gig in Newport.

The ticket office/waiting room i can only guess as i never saw it in operation,but the slipway appears to run down from the side of the building




Another view given a polaroid transfer treatment




Some of the timbers that formed the slipway, still in remarkable condition really




Slipway meets River in the sunset




Turnstile




Sunset over the Severn

i had one of these lenses ,did not get on with it but then found myself in situations where i regretted my decision and bought another . these shots are a small area of a small church and the interior of a quite large church but shows what can be got in, tripod 5 shot brackets.

thanks for comments, in the train shot the camera was on a gorillapod on the floor me stood with cable release. tried shots in different positions until i found what looked about right as i knew roughly where the train would stop from watching one earlier.

the sun did break through in the top left hand to the extent it was completely blown out so i cropped it out but on saying that the yellow of thses fields is extremely bright also i am useless at selections. another art over reality situation, sorry Nigel

i see what you mean smeggy, have boosted it a bit not really sure if it helps. play around with it by all means to clarify what you think it should be.

thanks for the comments, a lot more of these fields appearing it seems, certainly stand out. with the train i did not expect that amount of blur but pleasantly surprised ,it was stationary and i pressed the release the moment it moved, the exposure was 2sec.

went out to take my "Night Lights" for Project 52 but had some time to kill before it got dark and this presented itself.





and this was my Night Lights




Night Lights at the Station

thanks for comments, Gareth is spot on with the set up Puggy but the exif on the single shots shows 1sec @f7.1 iso200, the flash was full manual set to 1/16th power. manual focus on the tip of the stick adjust so that it is either in the bottom corner or bottom center of frame,camera in portrait position. i used built in timer to fire the camera. switch off room lights, away you go.
Gareth how about a tutorial on your fruit shots, they are amazing

bored yesterday so had a play with the old joss stick smoke, a bit of fun.

Alien




Falling




Staring into the Void




Floral

tried it on this and it seems to have worked quite well, did not know it even existed until Nigel put his shot's up