Holiday

[ewx]

I've booked a couple of weeks off work in July.

The nearest thing to a well-formed plan I have so far is to wander around Kew Gardens sometime on a weekday and see what there is of interest to photograph. (They don't allow photography at weekends.) Company not unwelcome, but I might not reliably pay much attention to you unless you look particularly interesting at high magnification.

I'm also open to suggestions of other places to go that have interesting things to photograph (not necessarily ultra-closeup shots like I've been taking lately).

Comments

[nmg.livejournal.com]

Really? I read that as Kew not allowing photography with a tripod in the glasshouses at the weekend, but that photography otherwise (with tripod not in the glasshouses, or without a tripod anywhere) was allowed.

[megamole.livejournal.com]

The V+A.
Clare Gardens.
The Scottish Highlands.

[aldabra]

The Science Museum. Especially if you like peeled horses.

[ex-lark-asc.livejournal.com]

Ooh. I haven't had a good photography ramble for ages; if I'm still out of work I might come and join you :) (Also Kew looks not un-driveable since it's right near the end of the M4; I'm too skint for train tickets really but I might be persuaded into liftage..)

[teleute.livejournal.com]

I might not reliably pay much attention to you unless you look particularly interesting at high magnification

I nearly fell off the chair laughing at this ;-) Adrian doesn't thank you - he's upstairs, and *was* asleep ;-)

[doseybat.livejournal.com]

Ooh! If you do end up in Kew on a weekday I am happy to get you in and provide somewhere to leave stuff/ place to park/ staff discount luch?