Abarbarian
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A day in the life
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Wow! How great to be driving around in scenery like that, it's beautiful AB, breathtaking in fact. I was intrigued by that one of the lovely oak tree, which looks as if it's in full leaf, whilst its neighbouring trees are still bare and twiggy, (No. 1721731 and next few) nature can do some amazing things.
Was that you taking a pic of you ...? What a clever idea!
We enjoyed your photos a lot, thank you for sharing.
Was that you taking a pic of you ...? What a clever idea!
We enjoyed your photos a lot, thank you for sharing.
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Thanks for the comments guys and gals.
Was me. As it is a double mirror I moved the car down a few feet and I could have had a shot of both reflections but no sign of the car, a few more feet and I would have got a shot of the other mirror with me and the car, would have made a nice tryptic ( think that is the term for a series of three images). Not to be as the blooming camera seemed to freeze, maybe the weather, and also traffic was getting a bit ariated, was on a hill at a bend
Bit cheeky I know.
The tree I recon is a type of cedar.
Was me. As it is a double mirror I moved the car down a few feet and I could have had a shot of both reflections but no sign of the car, a few more feet and I would have got a shot of the other mirror with me and the car, would have made a nice tryptic ( think that is the term for a series of three images). Not to be as the blooming camera seemed to freeze, maybe the weather, and also traffic was getting a bit ariated, was on a hill at a bend
Bit cheeky I know.The tree I recon is a type of cedar.