<![CDATA[STEVE CHRISTIAN PHOTOGRAPHY - Lockdown Photo Blog]]>Mon, 16 Jun 2025 20:59:43 -0700Weebly<![CDATA[Lockdown Photo Journal]]>Sun, 10 May 2020 14:02:08 GMThttp://www.stevechristianphotography.co.uk/lockdown-photo-blog/lockdown-photo-journal​Just a simple blog of photos I take on my Lockdown dog walks, mainly the same route everyday, around the wetlands I live by.
So I've been able to try and refine ideas or shots (hence the repetition!). So far we've been largely blessed with lovely weather at the time when wild flowers are starting to show...
Up to 28th June
Mostly Orchids and Butterflies.
We have several types of orchid here, Northern Marsh, Spotted, and lots of hybridized inbetweeners. Only two Bee Orchids so far this year in contrast to the 100 plus last year. 
Up to the 3rd June. 
Orchids everywhere, some common blues and a small heath butterfly
28th May
27th May
26th May
Up to the 25th May
16-17th May
Up to the 15TH May

Still more wild flowers...and the wisteria is out. 7-8th May

Wild flowers are coming out, bluebells, wood anemone, wild garlic.

Trying out Zerene image stacker

First lockdown week. The Cherry blossom is out.

23rd March. Trip to Thorpe Perrow. As a member I can go pretty much when I like, When I got home Lockdown had been announced, so it was the last trip out for the forseable future.

Up to 20th March. Work has stopped and we're social distancing.

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