Morning All
I have not had time to go out with the camera today and put a blog together. So I thought I would go back to some old picture that I took with my old Canon 300D using the standard 18-55 lens. One thing stood out and that is the lens has not changed in those six years. Problems are that it is soft focus and not sharp. I was looking for some of the picture I took and came across the first time I visited Riverside Country Park back in 2005.
I also came across a picture that took of Southampton Airport when I was an engineer and had to visit a customer there. This picture was used in the Southampton Tourist Guide, the publishers had seen it on my Flickr site and asked to use it.
So this is what RCP looked like in 2005 a lot different to the pictures of today. Is it am improvement, you can make up you own mind.
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Southampton Airport |
This is the one they used for their Guide.
Now RCP pictures taken 15 August 2005
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This wreck is still here |
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So is this one |
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Salt marsh |
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From Horrid Hill |
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Across the river from Horrid Hill |
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Out towards the river |
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This is not there anymore |
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gone as well |
One shot to finish off with
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Rose with a Bee in its bonnet |
Taken in August 2005
That's it, I hope you like them
Nice trip down memory lane. Nice rose.
ReplyDeleteAnd Ah Michael Fish was my forecaster. lol
Thanks Mike,
ReplyDeleteWell everyone say that we had a hurricane and he said we were not getting a hurricane. He was right because it was a storm. The funny thing is that all the books written on it have a title that says "the hurricane of 86" then in the book call it the "great Storm"
Playing on work and lookup hurricane on the internet it says you only get hurricanes in the Caribbean and nowhere else in the world.
Good what.
The park has changed in the six years as they have cleared the rubble out.
Nice post Trev .... very interesting stuff ... I am glad some things have not changed!
ReplyDeleteThe path's are a lot better and there is the wildlife pond to look at. They have cut area's for other wildlife to breed, so I think it is an improvement. Don't know what it will be like in the winter, I will let you know.
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