I have been photographing various fungi on walks for a couple of years now, but i have never known what they are.
Many times I have asked myself "can I eat it, or will it kill me?", because fungi are like that - eating them can reward you with a range of experiences from delicious, through to swift and/or painful death.
So I have enrolled on a fungus identification course running on the 14th May with Andy Overall, foraging over Hampstead Heath.
I'll keep you posted...
Tuesday, 25 January 2011
Monday, 17 January 2011
Camera Museum
Clearing out some cupboards over the weekend and found my old (mostly) digital cameras, all of them still working.
[Update: added some notes]
[Update: added some notes]
Wednesday, 12 January 2011
Time for a quick bath...
A few photos of some bath-time fun :)
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Noah on Film
Daddy has a new toy, and Noah is intrigued by the camera...
We discover that Noah 'likes' us to blow across the top of his head...
Noah Chatters away in the morning...
We discover that Noah 'likes' us to blow across the top of his head...
Noah Chatters away in the morning...
Photos of our son pt4
Here are a few of the recent snaps we have been taking:
There will be some videos coming soon too...
Monday, 10 January 2011
First shoot of the year
A beautiful day at Celtic Harmony, ideal for my first shoot at the club.
The club certainly lived up to its reputation for friendliness, and i was walked around the course by the club secretary, despite arriving a wee bit late (they were just packing up to go home...!).
The Bikerstaffe shot beautifully (easy to draw, and very powerful), and my aim didn't embarrass me - most arrows comfortably on the target board, and i got a good set of 'kills'* even from the hardest peg**.
A perfect way to spend a couple of hours.
* : hitting the board isn't enough. Field archery target have images of traditional hunting quarry, and you have to hit within a marked boundary inside the animal for a hit. There is a kill area inside this boundary, and an inner kill within that for maximum points.
** : each target has 3 places you can shoot from, at various levels of difficulty. Distance is obviously a factor but the red (hardest) peg can throw in challenges like there being a large tree in the way...
The club certainly lived up to its reputation for friendliness, and i was walked around the course by the club secretary, despite arriving a wee bit late (they were just packing up to go home...!).
The Bikerstaffe shot beautifully (easy to draw, and very powerful), and my aim didn't embarrass me - most arrows comfortably on the target board, and i got a good set of 'kills'* even from the hardest peg**.
A perfect way to spend a couple of hours.
* : hitting the board isn't enough. Field archery target have images of traditional hunting quarry, and you have to hit within a marked boundary inside the animal for a hit. There is a kill area inside this boundary, and an inner kill within that for maximum points.
** : each target has 3 places you can shoot from, at various levels of difficulty. Distance is obviously a factor but the red (hardest) peg can throw in challenges like there being a large tree in the way...
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