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Guardian Camera Club: Pat Gregory on photographing a journey

Guardian Camera Club: Pat Gregory participates in the photographing a journey assignment
1. Off on the weekly shop. Carrier bags and a shopping list (slow speed on a bright day - ISO 100, f22 and two over sized polarising filters to cut the light down, helds in place with some bluetack Photograph: Pat Gregory/Flickr
Guardian Camera Club: Pat Gregory participates in the photographing a journey assignment
2. A trolley to fill Photograph: Pat Gregory/Flickr
Guardian Camera Club: Pat Gregory participates in the photographing a journey assignment
3. Rushing about Photograph: Pat Gregory/Flickr
Guardian Camera Club: Pat Gregory participates in the photographing a journey assignment
4. In the boot Photograph: Pat Gregory/Flickr
Guardian Camera Club: Pat Gregory participates in the photographing a journey assignment
5. Filling up Photograph: Pat Gregory/Flickr
Guardian Camera Club: Pat Gregory participates in the photographing a journey assignment
6. Back home. The reward of coffee and watching a bird on the bird feeder Photograph: Pat Gregory/Flickr
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