k750i guyfawkes somerset doctorwho shambles bridgwater bridgwatercarnival.org/wiki/Bridgwater"><img alt="more from wikipedia" id="wikipediaicon" title="more from wikipedia" src="graphics/wikipedia. This is a large weighbridge just outside the Bowerings Factory at Bridgwater Docks. Now that the weather has started to improve it means it is a good time to get that velvia out of the fridge! This is the main pylon that links Hinkley B nuclear power station with the national grid.<div>Bridgwater is a market town and civil parishes in England in Somerset, England. At least a Holga contains no electical parts so no worries ut being affected. According to the 2001 census, the town had a population of 33,698 . There is a nice pattern on the surface so that vehicles do not slide around when it's wet.england film cow holga cattle cows toycamera somerset slidefilm moo tagged lightleak fujichrome provia bovine provia100 rdpiii steart steartpoint epson4490 bridgwaterbay.Bridgwater railway station viewed from the north.uk england cinema somerset artdeco bingo bridgwater boliston.A Classic Grappenhall Shot.More Cows at Steart.IMGP9608. Not far from the log was this fence which had quite a bit of seaweed stuck to it. The town lies along both sides of the River Parrett, from its mouth, has been a major port and trading centre and maintains a large industrial base..It has been quite a while since I last used the Holga, ut 4 months ago in fact.wikipedia. For once I actually had my camera and tripod with me so I circled back and parked up to grab the shot.by Shambles Carnival Club...Bridgwater railway station. First of all I drove to the end of the Steart road and then walked along the path to try and get to the beach, but there were signs everywhere saying &quot;no access to beach - treacherous mudflats&quot; which was a bit annoying.This is the old art deco style cinema in the centre of Bridgwater.. Bridgwater is located between two junctions of the M5 motorway and Bridgwater railway station is on the main railway line between Bristol and Taunton.Bingo.england holga xpro radiation somerset velvia lampshade bridgwater nuclearpowerstation epson4490 hinkleypoint stogursey.england seaweed 120 film beach fence coast seaside holga waves fuji toycamera somerset slidefilm shore provia provia100f bristolchannel provia100 rdpiii steart bridgwaterbay.england film holga xpro gimp somerset pylon velvia powerline ubuntu powerstation highvoltage bridgwater nuclearpowerstation nationalgrid epson4490 hinkleypoint iscan 400kv peakimaging stogursey stolford. I was driving across the hump back bridge when I spotted the reflection of the tree in the canal.england unitedkingdom somerset railways 2009 bwt bridgwater sedgemoor brigwater bristoltotauntonline bridgwaterrailwaystation.Looks like someone had nicked the bulbs out of these lights.england urban docks nikon dof d70s gimp somerset scales nikkor weigh avery bridgwater ufraw 35mmf2d weighbridge boliston bowerings.IMGP9558.</div> &nbsp; <div>Bridgwater is situated, on the edge of the Somerset Levels, in a level and well-wooded country, having to the north the Mendip Hills and on the west the Quantock hills. I blame the local chavs!. When I last scanned a cow I think I left the scanner on &quot;auto&quot; settings for gamma, shadow &amp; highlight.Weighing Heavily. The town has its own arts centre and plays host to the annual West Country Carnival. Luckily there was a big log on the beach that gave me some shelter from the rain but the rain stopped pretty soon. It is the administrative centre of the Sedgemoor Districts of England, and a major industrial centre. I tried to take a picture with my mobile phone, but the electromagnetic filed was so strong that it stopped the thing locking the focus which meant it would not allow the picture to be taken.</div> &nbsp; <div>Historically, the town had a politically radical tendency, being involved in several events of note on the national stage, and was defended by its own castle.Here's one of the classic shots of Grappenhall.. There is a very fine line between blowing out the highlights and blacking out the shadows. It had started to rain a bit and a few people were headed back to their cars but I did not drive all this way just to sit in the car so I headed for the beach.england unitedkingdom somerset railways 2009 bridgwater sedgemoor brigwater bristoltotauntonline bridgwaterrailwaystation.Lampshades?.Unfortunately I did not shoot that much material last weekend so I thought I'd have another look at the Bridgwater shots. The battlefield of the Battle of Sedgemoor, where the Monmouth Rebellion was finally crushed in 1685 is nearby.Cow #502660 I wonder how long it will be before humans are also securely tagged and barcoded like these cows at Steart? I'm actually surprised at the amount of detail in the shot in the &quot;original&quot; size of this photo, especially for a Holga! I find that maxing out the gamma on the scanning settings seems to bring out more detail.Doctor Who.I've just had my roll of Provia 100F back from the developers for last Saay's trip to Steart Point. In the end I drove back to the other side of Steart village where there was a small car park to Steart beach with a brick &amp; concrete platform next to it.reflection tree night lights canal warrington cheshire bridgwater grappenhall iancarroll.. Bridgwater is located on the major communication routes through South West England. It is now partially used as a bingo hall and partially used as a cinema. Among several places of worship the chief is Church of St Mary, Bridgwater.gif" /></a>. It appears that the area is a haven for feeding birds so they don't obviously want people to scare the birds away. It is linked to Taunton by the Bridgwater and Taunton Canal.Seaweed Covered Fence at Steart.</div> &nbsp;<br /><br /><a target="_blank" href="http://en. A house in Blake Street, largely restored, was the birthplace of Robert Blake (admiral) in 1598, and is now the Blake Museum.Power to the people. Within seconds of taking this exposure it started raining and the reflection vanished! Canon 450d / 18-55 kit lens @ 20mm / ISO100 / 25s exposure / f8 NOTE: Image Stabiliser turned off - when on I couldn't get the image sharp???. It must have looked very impressive when it was first built back in the 1930's, but it's certainly starting to show it's age now!..

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