Thursday, January 27, 2011

Never Take Photos Straight Into The Sun

Today we're still in Norwich, but leaning out of the old attic print room window of the office I used to work in many years ago and gazing down Prince's Street toward Cathedral Close.


Yup, I've found a stash of old photos and cranked my scanner back into life. Prepare to be bored.

6 comments:

Ms M said...

I quite like the view and the angles of the houses. Looks a bit misty out. Much better than snow....

Petrea Burchard said...

Blast. I finally get a mention on the world famous Small Glass Planet and that's the week I decide to get busy and ignore my blog reader.

I'm pleased to have sent you something inspiring. I like these pictures of Norwich. From the article it sounded like a place I'd love to visit. From your pictures it looks that way, too. Your lighthearted, enthusiastic descriptions make it, um...yeah.

dive said...

Ms.M: I think the mistiness was due to the crappiness of the camera and the fact I was shooting straight into the sun. But yes, definitely better than snow.

Petrea: Hee hee. It is indeed a lovely place to visit; more like a large mediæval village than a city.

Alifan said...

He makes a great guide folks, he knows Norwich rather well!

neetzy said...

What a lovely place. I am of the opinion that all rules are to be broken so "Go ahead and shoot into the sun!" It emanates warmth and I could use some of that right now!

dive said...

Mum, it always amazes me the way most people live in a place without actually seeing it.

Neetzy, yay for breaking the rules! And bring on the warmer weather, please.