Keith Burton's photos

I found this growing wild just the other side of my garden fence last September...........I don't remember seeing any flowers on it, but I did notice these seed heads, which looked really lovely in the sunshine. I'm pretty sure it's called Hemp Agrimony (Eupatorium cannabinum), which is a member of the Asteraceae family. Unless you know any different..................?

Emsworth Harbour, Hampshire taken back in may this year, when it was warm and sunny!

The slowly dying leaves on the Acer tree in my garden...........taken just over a moth ago. All the leaves have completely gone now!

Houseboats at the Kench (a nature reserve), in Hayling Island Hampshire at low tide. Best viewed large for detail. Thank you.

I've been playing around with a couple of old clock springs. I quite like the abstract shapes they make. There are two more images in the PiPs if you'd like to see more. Thanks for looking :-)

Grey skies over Exmouth beach, Devon. Taken during our last visit. Best viewed large. Thanks for looking.

There's always time for chocolate. Taken indoors on my tabletop in natural light. Some of you may remember that a while ago, I took an old clock to bits and photographed all the pieces. I kept some of the pieces and eventually they've come in handy..!! www.ipernity.com/doc/keithburton/52072860/in/album/1326552

I'm not sure exactly what type of ivy this is, but I think it's Virginia Creeper. It grows on some derelict land near where Ilve and it's really beautiful.

The view out to sea from the Hayling Island Ferry Jetty at Eastney. Hayling island on the left and the Eastney Life Boat Station on the right Please view large on black if you have time. Thank you and enjoy your Sunday!

A simple image from me today! Thanks to everyone who has visited my photo-stream over the past week, especially if you have left a comment or given a yellow star. Always much appreciated and it makes sharing worthwhile. Have a splendid weekend folks!

Glazed with caramelised cinnamon and sugar. I'd love to be able to say these were home-made.........but sadly not. They were, however, quite photogenic and very delicious!

Taken from the waterside at Eastney Boatyard, Hampshire. This was taken just after midday and the light was particularly nice for that time of day. Please view large for best effect. Another view in the PiP (taken at around the same time) if you have time to look. Thank you.

Taken in my garden.......a fallen sycamore tree seed on an old bit of brickwork.

Taken indoors, using flash. Cropped and converted to mono and a white vignette added. (The rose was originally pink).

Or to give it its full name: The West Dean College of Arts, Design, Crafts and Conservation. You will probably know that I visit West Dean Gardens a few times a year and always post photos. This beautiful college is situated in the same gardens. It is not open to the general public, but you can walk past it and see how beautiful it is. More information here: www.westdean.ac.uk/west-dean-campus if you're interested. Best viewed large in my opinion. Thanks for looking and have a great week everyone!

The starlings near Eastney boat yard are very friendly.........especially if you have food in the car! There's another image in the PiP. Thanks for looking and enjoy your Sunday.

Dying leaves from a Horse Chestnut tree. Thanks to everyone who has visited my photo-stream over the past week or so, especially those who left a comment and/or a yellow star. Always appreciated and makes sharing worthwhile. Have a good weekend everyone...........and take care.

..............I really can't remember where I buried them!"