martin clark
pinko bodger
Utterly charming pic of the now sadly-rare-in-UK Red squirrel.
Where's that, David?
Well there’s a coincidence. I recently ‘discovered’ this Cold War anti aircraft gun installation while looking around Suffolk on Google Earth. I doubt there’s much left, but it’s being preserved, and so I’ll take a look one day.Norley Heavy Anti Aircraft Battery
https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1020982
Belton's boating lake:
Belton Lake by Boxertrixter, on Flickr
Copy of negative from Mamiya 645/Kodak Ektar 100 using Oly Pen F/Helios 44M (plus tubes).
Thanks Amar - very kind! Slowly getting my head around copying negatives, helped by a great plug-in for LR (Negative Lab Pro). Just so wished they did a version for Capture One though.
Interesting! That (plugin) is one I've not come across before. I have ColorPerfect (a photoshop plugin) which I found was great when I briefly returned to shooting film.
Is Capture One your software of choice these days? I keep meaning to take another look at it...
Tony - you've seen these?
https://historicengland.org.uk/serv...es/anti-aircraft-battery-trimley-st-mary-4367
https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1420538
https://heritage.suffolk.gov.uk/hbsmr-web/record.aspx?UID=MXS19857-Searson's-Farm-AA-Battery-WWII-Cold-War-(Mod)
http://pillboxesinsuffolk.blogspot.com/2011/04/heavy-anti-aircraft-battery-h2-trimley.html
Interesting too to see the subsequent generation represented by the Bloodhound site a short hop up the coast at Bawdsey Manor.
I can remember driving to Bawdsey in the 1980s and being quite taken aback at the surreal sight of those sinister looking missiles suddenly looming above the Suffolk hedgerows.