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Sucker for reflections and repeating geometry. Erratic uploader but always taking more pics. Now more behind than ever thanks to several recent work trips.

Currently shooting with a Panasonic DMC-TZ3, which has all the zoom I could ever need, but lacks some other refinements. It'll do until there's an affordable SLR with enormo-zoom that I can fit in my pocket; watching the Four Thirds consortium with interest ...

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16th Jul 2010, 21:32 | tags:#dmc-tz3

,#b&w

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,#flora

crickson says:

Gorgeous shot

16th Jul 2010, 21:37

itchymoblog says:

Thanks! Just out of interest, which one did you like best? I couldn't decide ;)

16th Jul 2010, 21:42

Sprocket says:

these are lovely, they look like Arthur Rackham drawings

16th Jul 2010, 21:50

itchymoblog says:

Thank you! I had to look him up, but I do see what you mean :)

16th Jul 2010, 21:55

crickson says:

top one for me.

16th Jul 2010, 22:53

itchymoblog says:

Huh. I think I'm leaning towards number 2, but swithering :)

16th Jul 2010, 23:00

Spiderbaby nli says:

The second one is a little more Arthur Rackham than the first - more places for fairies to hide... Both are lovely :)

16th Jul 2010, 23:12

itchymoblog says:

Thanks! Places for fairies! :D

And thank you, HL fairies! You are always welcome to hide here if you need to.

16th Jul 2010, 23:40

Sprocket says:

my favourite is number two, the tress look as if they're walking towards the path, closing in on any unsuspecting souls walking along it

17th Jul 2010, 06:49

itchymoblog says:

Hee! It felt more benign at the time, but now you mention it ... yikes ;)

17th Jul 2010, 08:04

mara says:

Love both

17th Jul 2010, 11:02

itchymoblog says:

Thanks, Mara :)

17th Jul 2010, 11:58

Euphro says:

These are lovely!

19th Jul 2010, 17:10

itchymoblog says:

Thanks! I was really pleased with them :)

19th Jul 2010, 21:22

Caine says:

Wowsa. These are stunning, Itchy! Top one is my fave, it's has more of that "dangerous, sprogs get eaten here" feel to it. :D Puts me in mind of a scene from Witches Abroad by Terry Pratchett.

21st Jul 2010, 00:59

Jane Doe says:

Can't choose!

31st Jul 2010, 20:07

itchymoblog says:

Caine: sorry, I'm not sure I ever got comment notification! Thank you. Yeah, I like the slightly labyrinthine quality that emerged in B&W.;

Jane: hee! No choice required :)

1st Aug 2010, 00:50

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