The Limbo Connection's photos with the keyword: 18-55mm kit lens

Canon EOS 30D and 18-55mm kit lens. Bought for £88 in 2015. Digital photography need not be an expensive hobby.

Canon EOS 30D and 18-55mm kit lens. Bought for £88 in 2015. Digital photography need not be an expensive hobby.

Canon EOS 30D + 18-55mm kit lens.

This photograph was made at the back of a Magnet Joinery store which is close to a doctors' surgery. There may or may not be a connection.

I am inexplicably drawn to Magnet.

We examined moss and collected some leaves and twigs. We found a tree with a hole in it and posted a leaf in the hole. There were more twigs and sticks on the ground than we could handle. We put two of the best ones in a space between the branches of a tree. One of us got our hair in our mouth and needed help in redirecting it. We made footprints in the mud and discussed some graffiti on a fence panel, not in a judgmental way, only in an effort to reach an understanding of what it was meant to represent. Later we found a deep puddle left by a car parked on a grass verge. We splashed in it and made more footprints in the mud at the edges. Most of the other puddles had dried up, which was disappointing. We put some small nature things through holes in a chain link fence. Then we saw a yellow van, and some people with a dog. The dog was very interesting. Eventually we got back indoors and told everyone what we had seen. They seemed unenthused. Perhaps they should have come with us.

Trophies: a twig, and a leaf.

1/15th sec.

Pelican crossing on a relief road that divides a whole street community, Steps lead down to it on both sides - not too good for the old and infirm. For years the greater part of the community was separated from its local pub by the new road. Later the pub was closed, which might or might not have happened anyway. Our dependence on motorised transport has turned us into vandals. Pelican crossings originated in the UK and were introduced in 1969.

Male mallard.

Today I am mostly using a cheap secondhand Canon camera to record pattern and texture before the Brumal weather deities send their white winter cloaks to conceal and silence my nooks and crannies.

Today I am mostly using a cheap secondhand Canon camera to record pattern and texture before the Brumal weather deities send their white winter cloaks to conceal and silence my nooks and crannies.