Saturday never really brightened up after some early morning rain. It felt muggy in the afternoon and the sun tried its hardest to break through the clouds but it didn’t quite manage it. The morning rainfall came to 7.2mm (0.28”) making it the wettest day of the month.
It was a good day to do a little bit of video editing to sort out my video from RSPB Old Moor taken on Friday. It’s now uploaded in glorious 4k resolution.
I would say that the camera you are using fulfils all your needs for both stills and video Martyn considering your usual subject matter I would say your purchase has been excellent value for money considering the excellent results you have obtained
The great thing is David I don't have to carry around an enormous telephoto lens weighing in at half a ton. I've still got a great deal to learn about how to use all the different settings but that's part of the fun of photography for me. Watch this space for dull weather pictures.
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This blog records the local weather details near to my allotment plot in Wakefield. The details are gathered from a weather station which I set up in my garden during October 2009. Click here to read about set up.
Records of temperature, rainfall and wind speeds will be posted as recorded. A summary is posted each month on our website click here to view.
Click any chart image to view at 100%. Click on the magnifying glass to magnify and use the mouse to move the image.
Some progress
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The weather has continued to tease. Some days have been positively
spring-like but dark water-laden clouds suddenly appear in the sky
threatening and o...
Videos relocated
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Our videos have been relocated here
*Copyright: Original post from Two Gardeners - One Video Diary
http://gardeningvideodiary.blogspot.co.uk/ autho...
GCR's Last Hurrah of the Season" filmed in 4K
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Great Central Railway's "Last Hurrah of the Season" saw the following
locos in action on Saturday. Filmed at Quorn & Woodhouse, Rothley and
Loughborough s...
Hot X Buntime
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Easter is upon us and my shed building project is soaking up all my
gardening time. This is the current state of play. I have sown two rows of
carrot...
Silver birches
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I am suddenly obsessed with silver birch trees. I was already very much a
tree person, always wondering whether I can squeeze a tree in here or...
April hedgehog visitors & videos
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April 2022 has been, to date, THE best hedgehog watching via the garden
cameras in all my time blogging! What a very special gardenwatching month
this ha...
Solstice Blessings, Happy New Year
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Despite the doom, gloom, mess and chaos caused by upright bipeds, The Wheel
continues to turn and once again we reach Winter Solstice. Blessings to you
all...
the loss of individuality
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As a viewer of BT Sport I've watched the excellent "two tribes" documentary
on Liverpool in the 1980's that weaves a story of politics of the time ,
footba...
Blue Spring and Vultures
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Since rebuilding the raised bed, the temps dropped considerably so things
slowed down outside. But under the grow lights inside, tomatoes, eggplant
(auber...
Wood Pallets and Vertical Planting
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I love all the amazing projects using old (and new) wood pallets, like
these vertical planters. So creative! Quite eye catching! And quite easy
and fun t...
The End Of An Era
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It was back in March 2009 that I took on my first allotment and I started
this blog on the 1st of April so that I could track the progress I made on
it. Th...
Mal's Allotment has moved...
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... to http://malsedallotment.blogspot.co.uk/
Mal's Edinburgh Allotment
This blog is now an archive.
Hope to see you at the new site.
Thanks to all cont...
All the images look great. Looks a lovely setting for photography.
ReplyDeleteIt is Kelli. Hard to believe it was the site of a colliery not that many years ago.
DeleteI would say that the camera you are using fulfils all your needs for both stills and video Martyn considering your usual subject matter I would say your purchase has been excellent value for money considering the excellent results you have obtained
ReplyDeleteThe great thing is David I don't have to carry around an enormous telephoto lens weighing in at half a ton. I've still got a great deal to learn about how to use all the different settings but that's part of the fun of photography for me. Watch this space for dull weather pictures.
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