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Hackfall: Photographs

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Guy has used similar techniques to those he uses in his urban landscapes to photographing Hackfall. The result is a remarkable series of images of the buildings and landscape of the woodland garden. Guy’s new website is well worth a visit:. If you would like to contribute to these galleries or have enough photographs for a gallery of your own please contact us by. Enter the Sharow Photographic Competition. A community project from Caravanwise.

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Gullwing Photography: August 2015

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Photographs by Guy Carpenter. Monday, 31 August 2015. Dunstanburgh Castle and Craster. A visit to Dunstanburgh Castle. And Craster, Northumberland. Bag used as "tripod". Not bad, considering. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dunstanburgh Castle and Craster. Dripping wet in Arkengarthdale. West Burton, Bishopdale. Bringing in the hay in the Yorkshire Dales. Perseid meteors in the Yorkshire Dales. Late summer evening wander by the river Swale. Richmond summer night under the stars. View my complete profile.

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Gullwing Photography: June 2015

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Photographs by Guy Carpenter. Tuesday, 30 June 2015. Monday, 29 June 2015. Summer Solstice from Sutton Bank. The night of the Summer Solstice, seen from Sutton Bank. Thursday, 25 June 2015. The benefits of carrying a camera everywhere. This isn't my photograph; I am just posting it on behalf of an acquaintance who doesn't have computer/internet. It was taken about 40 years ago, and to me clearly shows the benefit of carrying a camera everywhere. So, can people recognise it? Labels: black and white.

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Gullwing Photography: Low flying practice...?

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Photographs by Guy Carpenter. Friday, 7 August 2015. A C-130 comes down Swaledale. rather low! I had the lens and camera settings changed in about 10 seconds. Nice. Dunstanburgh Castle and Craster. Dripping wet in Arkengarthdale. West Burton, Bishopdale. Bringing in the hay in the Yorkshire Dales. Perseid meteors in the Yorkshire Dales. Late summer evening wander by the river Swale. Richmond summer night under the stars. St John the Baptist church, Knaresborough. View my complete profile. Top 5 This Month.

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Gullwing Photography: Knaresborough, Yorkshire

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Photographs by Guy Carpenter. Tuesday, 4 August 2015. A visit to Knaresborough. Taken with the Pentax Q. Dunstanburgh Castle and Craster. Dripping wet in Arkengarthdale. West Burton, Bishopdale. Bringing in the hay in the Yorkshire Dales. Perseid meteors in the Yorkshire Dales. Late summer evening wander by the river Swale. Richmond summer night under the stars. St John the Baptist church, Knaresborough. Its all fun and games until somebody gets their t. View my complete profile. Top 5 This Month.

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Gullwing Photography: St John the Baptist church, Knaresborough

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Photographs by Guy Carpenter. Wednesday, 5 August 2015. St John the Baptist church, Knaresborough. St John the Baptist church. Dunstanburgh Castle and Craster. Dripping wet in Arkengarthdale. West Burton, Bishopdale. Bringing in the hay in the Yorkshire Dales. Perseid meteors in the Yorkshire Dales. Late summer evening wander by the river Swale. Richmond summer night under the stars. St John the Baptist church, Knaresborough. Its all fun and games until somebody gets their t. View my complete profile.

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Gullwing Photography: October 2014

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Photographs by Guy Carpenter. Friday, 31 October 2014. Brooklands Museum was originally a race track, a lot like a cycling velodrome: oval, with banked ends. From the start of the 20th century, cars of all sorts would whiz around. Now unfortunately the track is closed, but you can still see the cars, and even go on a simulator ride. Thursday, 30 October 2014. Brooklands Museum also has plenty of motorbikes and bicycles. I particularly liked seeing an Ariel 500 similar to the one my father had. A murder o...

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Gullwing Photography: March 2015

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Photographs by Guy Carpenter. Tuesday, 31 March 2015. Is a town that is hard to tell whether it is still declining (it has decayed a lot since its industrial heydays), or has turned the corner and is now on the rebound. The teenagers in the boombox hatchback who swore at me while they drove down the road to Middlesbrough college - where are they going? My guess would be: nowhere. Labels: black and white. Monday, 30 March 2015. Northern Steel - The real northern landscape? Taking the photographs here at n...