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Edinburgh in the fog | Sebb Hathaway Photography

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Edinburgh in the fog. The view out of my window onto one of the many large green spaces in Edinburgh can sometimes be a poignant reminder of what ridiculous weather Scotland has. Sometimes though, it’s just pretty. Nikon D80, Sigma 10-20mm lens.

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Mountain Textures | Sebb Hathaway Photography

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We went on another trip to the Highlands, and because this time there was snow on the hills, I couldn’t help but fall in love with the amazing array of textures that the mountains were covered in. It gives a sense of scale to things that are otherwise very difficult to gauge.

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Ireland Panoramas | Sebb Hathaway Photography

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One of the many reasons that I love visiting Ireland so much are the beautiful views. Oh, the views. Nikon D80, kit lens.

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Skye Waterfalls | Sebb Hathaway Photography

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The Isle of Skye is jam-packed with waterfalls. It’s probably because it’s hilly, but it probably also has a lot to do with the rainfall level. And they’re all so pretty and accessible on foot! Nikon D80, Sigma 10-20mm lens.

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Cambridge.1 | Sebb Hathaway Photography

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For those of you not versed in Cambridge Architecture, this is Kings College Chapel, Cambridge, UK, from the inside courtyard as you come in from Kings Parade. I really like this picture because it is crisp, it isn’t what you get on the post-cards, and yet it still encapsulates something about the College that is otherwise very difficult to describe. Who knows, maybe I’ll try to get a better pic next time. Until then, this’ll have to do.

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Drop.1 | Sebb Hathaway Photography

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I became very bored today, so I decided to try doing something I’ve been meaning to try for ages. Although I got other shots of the drop on a single head ( a lot trickier than it sounds, I had to use oil to get small enough droplets) this is my favourite shot, of a single water-droplet nestled among the feathery seeds of a dandelion head. Nikon D80, Sigma 105mm f2.8.

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Mull.1 | Sebb Hathaway Photography

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I tagged along with my friend Peter’s family to the Isle of Mull back in July 2008 and shamelessly enjoyed the free board, lodging and transportation whilst merrily snapping away with my then reasonably new Nikon D80. This particular trip was also the start of my passion for losing pieces of equipment whilst on photo holidays and I thus returned home minus one spirit level and a drinking pouch. Oh well! Nikon D80 kit lens 50mm f1.4.

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Squirrel! | Sebb Hathaway Photography

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8220;This is the bird’s favourite hole. Under no circumstances are you permitted to SQUIRREL! Oh no, the cone of shame! In case it’s not clear, I’m referencing the 2009 animated film UP, in which the dog characters get easily distracted by the presence of adorable vermin. Such a good film! Nikon D80 70-300mm f4.5-5.6 VR.

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Southwold.1 | Sebb Hathaway Photography

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Southwold is a beautiful English town on the East Coast, and although it is most famous for its lighthouse and its pier it is secretly a haven for photographers because of its.

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Daffodil.1 | Sebb Hathaway Photography

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More to the point, just around the corner from me there is a large grassy area where every spring hundreds if not thousands of beautiful daffodils spring up, cheery and the colour of butter! Nikon D80, 50mm f1.4, Hoya Circular Polarising Filter.