notes.husk.org. scribblings by Paul Mison.

2013-04-25

2012-03-20

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The current background of Network Rail’s Twitter page, showing the West Coast Main Line looking towards central London, as also used in their advertising. Photograph: Morgan Silk.

The current background of Network Rail’s Twitter page, showing the West Coast Main Line looking towards central London, as also used in their advertising. Photograph: Morgan Silk.

2012-03-11

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Richard Serra’s Fulcrum, newly installed at the Broadgate complex. (Note the BR logo on the western entrance to Liverpool Street station.)

Richard Serra’s Fulcrum, newly installed at the Broadgate complex. (Note the BR logo on the western entrance to Liverpool Street station.)

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Waves (Colour) by optickarma on Flickr (via):
Fans heading home after the Engand v Holland friendly at Wembley.

Waves (Colour) by optickarma on Flickr (via):

Fans heading home after the Engand v Holland friendly at Wembley.

2011-07-03

2010-11-19

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From Top Photos Of The Year at Reuters (what, already? anyway…)
“The Perseid meteor showers happen once a year. I decided to go to the Stonehenge Neolithic monument on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire to try and shoot this spectacle. Using a tripod, a Nikon D700 and a 24mm lens, with an exposure of 7 minutes at 2.8, I somehow managed to capture a classic looking tipped perseid meteor directly over the stones. I wanted the stars to streak to give the picture some aesthetic impact, and in doing so it also widened my chances of catching a meteor on a long exposure. I sat there with my flask of tea for about 5 hours, trying to shoot in between security guards patrolling the stones with their torches. I didn’t know that I had anything until I got back to the car. The cold had really forced me to give up by then, even though it was mid August. I was pretty happy with the frame. I just got lucky.” 12 August 2010, Nikon D700, lens 24mm, f2.8, 7 minutes. Photograph by Kieran Doherty.

From Top Photos Of The Year at Reuters (what, already? anyway…)

“The Perseid meteor showers happen once a year. I decided to go to the Stonehenge Neolithic monument on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire to try and shoot this spectacle. Using a tripod, a Nikon D700 and a 24mm lens, with an exposure of 7 minutes at 2.8, I somehow managed to capture a classic looking tipped perseid meteor directly over the stones. I wanted the stars to streak to give the picture some aesthetic impact, and in doing so it also widened my chances of catching a meteor on a long exposure. I sat there with my flask of tea for about 5 hours, trying to shoot in between security guards patrolling the stones with their torches. I didn’t know that I had anything until I got back to the car. The cold had really forced me to give up by then, even though it was mid August. I was pretty happy with the frame. I just got lucky.” 12 August 2010, Nikon D700, lens 24mm, f2.8, 7 minutes. Photograph by Kieran Doherty.

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