Keith Burton's photos

A very close up shot of the centre of the flower. There is another shot in the PiP.......of a couple of the flowers. Both shots taken in a neighbour's garden.

A work in progress. The artist was nowhere in sight when I passed this lovely piece of work. I shall try and find out who it is and add it to this narrative if I can. Taken using my phone.

Colourful and tasty!

Taken in Priory Park, Chichester, West Sussex.

I don't think it was impressed by me photographing it..!! Better viewed large, I think ;-)

This is the original of yesterday's abstract shot. Taken in a neighbour's garden.

A macro abstract of the centre of a rose.......converted to black and white. I photographed the rose in a neighbour's garden. I'll post the original in due course.

Taken in my garden yesterday morning through the double glazing!

The final score: Spider 1.....Wasp 0 Taken in my garden. Better viewed large if you can stand it.

Also called "Queen Anne's Lace. Taken in a local churchyard.

I saw one of these in my garden last weekend, but by the time I went back indoors and grabbed my camera it had gone. I've been watching for it ever since, and yesterday afternoon it came back. It stayed for less than five minutes and I managed to get a few shots of it. These are the best three and they're all large crops. Despite a high ISO and shutter speed, I still didn't get its wings in focus..!! I'm hoping it will come back again and that maybe I'll get some better shots next time! I managed to get a better shot back in 2018 when I visited Skokholm Island off the coast of Wales: www.ipernity.com/doc/keithburton/47109138

Found in my garden.......photographed indoors.

Oak leaves. Taken in a local churchyard. Have a good new week everyone ;-)

Taken in Chichester.......the bee was collecting pollen in some flowers which were part of a display. This is quite a large crop as I only had my 40-150mm zoom lens with me!

I found this weird cup in a charity shop and couldn't resist buying it to photograph..!!

In sunny Chichester, West Sussex. Another image in the PiP if you have time to look!

The Shippams business closed down many years ago, and the old factory building was converted into residences and shops, though the clock and sign remain part of Chichester's streetscape. A history of Shippams is in the link below if you're interested in that sort of thing. Personally, I just like the clock and sign..!! www.thenovium.org/article/33918/Shippam-s-of-Chichester

Taken yesterday, in a local churchyard.