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Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Spooky Wood

I had a very nice walk in the park on Sunday, taking pictures of all the spookiness. Not only could you not see very far but the sound was deadened too, it felt like I was the only person in the place, but that was far from the case, you just couldn't see anyone.

I like how odd weather somehow breaks down the normal social barriers we usually have in place and gets perfect strangers chatting.

During my wander I ended up chatting to many different people including; a very happy woman about how amazing all the spiders webs looked, a man walking his dog and reading his book, about the dangers inherent in doing both at the same time, a very smartly dressed elderlylady about the fogs of olden days and a man covered in paint about the problems with network rail and his idea for a movie. A nice way to spend an afternoon even if it did mean my one hour walk lasted nearly three.

Labels: oddities

posted by Alburt at 13:29

3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

The witches of halloween woo ooo well of winter time really i guess.

December 16, 2009  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

How do you take pictures like that? I had the most spectacular cobweb in my wee front garden and I just couldn't get a good photo :-( do I just need a swanky camera? In fact I'm maybe just better buying a photography book instead of looking for free advice! Cool pic :-)

December 17, 2009  
Blogger Alburt said...

Very still hands and a macro setting on the camera.

Plus I must have taken photos of 30+ different webs so a few of them were bound to turn out nice-ish.

December 20, 2009  

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