I'd like to share this with you, my photo journal. Each day I'll post an image capturing something I've seen worthy of record. Showing to the World wide web, perhaps even printing to hang on a wall or be used commercially (wishful thinking). Some days I'll draw on shots taken then edited and get creative, others will be straight out of the camera (sooc) If you like what you see please press the green thumb or leave a comment, maybe a suggestion how an image might be improved. You can now purchase prints,merchandise, downloads etc. For further information contact me phil@philnix.me. Thank you for looking PJN.
28/3/12 'Windmills of my mind' Bergman/Legrand
Renewable energy is a hot topic to which the British attempting to address by surrounding our shores with giant wind turbines. To give you an idea of scale the land on the horizon is the Norfolk coast about 30 miles away.
Shame our Snake has decided this is a crap photo I actually love it as do the 7 people that took the time to leave a comment rather than just play silly games with the ranking buttons ... again!
Renewable energy is a hot topic to which the British attempting to address by surrounding our shores with giant wind turbines. To give you an idea of scale the land on the horizon is the Norfolk coast about 30 miles away.
Shame our Snake has decided this is a crap photo I actually love it as do the 7 people that took the time to leave a comment rather than just play silly games with the ranking buttons ... again!
28/3/12 'Windmills of my mind' Bergman/Legrand
Renewable energy is a hot topic to which the British attempting to address by surrounding our shores with giant wind turbines. To give you an idea of scale the land on the horizon is the Norfolk coast about 30 miles away.
Shame our Snake has decided this is a crap photo I actually love it as do the 7 people that took the time to leave a comment rather than just play silly games with the ranking buttons ... again!
Renewable energy is a hot topic to which the British attempting to address by surrounding our shores with giant wind turbines. To give you an idea of scale the land on the horizon is the Norfolk coast about 30 miles away.
Shame our Snake has decided this is a crap photo I actually love it as do the 7 people that took the time to leave a comment rather than just play silly games with the ranking buttons ... again!