Category Archives: Daily Photo

This is my favourite image from my time in Cornwall, taken on a September evening in 2003. Surfing at dusk is a special thing, a tangible peace descends and one can feel an increased connection to the elements, to the … Continue reading →

The Trees of Brockwood – The Grand Oak (365/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. The last photo of January and the last photo in my photographic year. We are back where we started, in the Brockwood parkland. It’s been an interesting … Continue reading →

Pen Hill (363/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. Very near to the end of the photographic year.

Tree Whale (362/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.

Pickup (361/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.

Birthday Card Envelope (360/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. From my dearest

January Snowdrops (359/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. Spring not so very far away, yet I’d like some more snow before winter’s out.

Lesser Seen Brockwood – Slate Door Bell (358/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. Know where it is?

Peel (357/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.

Within (356/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.

Lesser Seen Brockwood – The Secret Garden Door (355/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.

Sunset at Spinaker Tower (354/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. Looking very ‘continental’ this evening

Sugar frosted (353/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.

Having completely not gone to my dentist check-up last week, I rebooked. In my mind, today’s the 12:50 appointment meant 13:50. So there I am outside a closed-for-lunch dentists, feeling sheepish. Then I thought, hey, I get £200 a year … Continue reading →

A frosty ha-ha (352/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. Finally, a clear sunny day in Hampshire, with a crisp frost start. The title refers to the sunken fence, called a ha-ha. Although this might be a mini ha-ha, who knows?

A hint of things to come (351/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. In the midwinter, the magnolia buds slowly opening towards spring.

Brockwood Park School Pavilions Project – Drilling the Foundations (350/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. The holes for the foundation supports need to be drilled as far as eight meters down to the chalk bedrock.

Fulling Mill, Alresford (349/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. Built in the 13th Century, this old mill building straddles part of the River Arle.

Alresford Station (348/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. All retro and such