Keith Burton's photos

Bosham Harbour again I'm afraid.........this time a view across to the rather nice houses on the opposite side of the harbour from my earlier shots. It was the two sailing boats and their reflections that caught my eye! Best viewed large if you have time.

The awful weather had me staying indoors and reaching for the macro lens today..............and trying to introduce a bit of colour into a dull day..!! If you don't know what the "ball" is made from..........check out the unravelled version in the PiP. I wish you all a good week ahead. Thanks for looking :-)

Another view across the harbour taken last Tuesday morning. Captured in 16:9 format, so I think it's best viewed large. Thanks for looking.

Taken this morning from the beach on Hayling Island. It was very windy and cold, so I had to retire to a café for coffee and cake :-))

Not my usual stye of tabletop photograph, but I wanted to try something a little different. The "brick wall" is actually a piece of wall paper, which I bought as a leftover from a charity shop. The vase also came from a charity shop and the lighting was from an LED panel. I can recommend the book if you are interested in spiders :-))

Prinsted is a very small village on the shore of Chichester Harbour and I spent half-an-hour or so there this afternoon, taking photos. It was very calm and quiet with hazy sunshine. I don't normally shoot directly into the sun (as the photos normally turn out to be awful), but I'm quite pleased with the way this one turned out, with just a touch of post processing.

A cold but sunny morning, with calm waters. The incoming tide was still far enough out for me to be able to get this perspective, looking back at the houses that line the harbour. The reflections were lovely, A wider view of the harbour in the PiP, if you have the time and inclination to look. These were taken in 16:9 format, so are better when viewed large.

These are from a small Acer tree in my garden. I took them indoors to photograph, as it was too wet and muddy outside. Better viewed large if you have time. The image in the PiP is essentially the same shot with an added texture :-)

Taken during a walk in the Sir George Staunton Country Park near Havant, Hampshire. The bridge leads from the footpath to a small island in the lake. Built in 1833, the brickwork is original, with the woodwork having been refurbished in the original style over the years. Best viewed large. Thanks for looking..........I hope you all have an enjoyable week.

This was taken in The Strand in the centre of Exmouth, Devon. My wife had disappeared into one of the shops and I took the opportunity to sit in the sunshine and listen to this chap playing. He was very good and gathered quite an audience.

Also known as Himalayan Honeysuckle. Spotted and photographed in the Bishop's Palace Gardens, in Chichester, West Sussex. These are well past their use-by date, having dropped their seeds earlier. The remaining bits of the flowers will soon dry out and drop off.

Spotted on a Hayling Island beach...........it's obviously been there a while and someone has carved a name on it (see if you can find it). I liked the sinuous shapes of the tree trunk and the textures in the wood. Best viewed large........especially if you want to find out the name ;-)

It was pouring down with rain this morning so we had to stay indoors and I suddenly remembered I had bought a glue gun and hadn't used it yet. So, a glue gun, some mini cupcake cases and some plastic straws..........and the gloomy morning is banished.........for a while at least :-))

Yesterday, I found this this lying on the paving stones in my back garden........it had blown in from the council-owned Lime Trees that are on the other side of the garden fence. As it was just starting to rain I quickly pegged it on the clothes-line to get this quick shot. Better viewed large if you have time. Thanks for looking.

Taken in my garden. I think it's lunch is a wasp! Better viewed large if you can stand it!

I spotted this piece of black-painted wooden trellis against a very old brick wall in the Bishop's Palace Gardens in Chichester, West Sussex. I liked the green foliage, especially the one climbing up the trellis, and the lovely light and shadows.

I'm beginning to regret eating a few of these Maltesers, I think they suspect me of something................. Well, we seem to have missed the worst of Storm Bert. Where I live we've had high winds and rain, but no snow and it is also quite mild. I think tomorrow will be the same. Other places were not so lucky! Wherever you are and whatever the weather, I hope you manage to enjoy the rest of your weekend.

In Sir George Staunton Country Park, Havant, Hampshire. Taken a month ago when only a few trees were showing any autumn colours. Best viewed large if you have time. Thanks for looking. I hope everyone has a lovely weekend. We're on standby for Storm Bert which is due to arrive soon :-(