One of the tasks on my MOOC (see Back to University post from earlier this month) was to take a photograph of ...... the Orion constellation. Simple? Not for me.
After a sequence of dodgy blurred over-exposed and under-exposed efforts on a clear night last week, and then a series of nights when the sky remained stubbornly cloudy I finally had to admit defeat and read the camera manual. So, armed with the knowledge to set the ISO speed and the aperture - both set to automatic to satisfy the 98% of people who only ever use the programme setting - I got something that I'm half happy with:
This blog is about our experience living in France as we complete the renovation of our property, battle with French bureaucracy and enjoy living in this stunning environment. La Basse Cour is in southern Morbihan in the Brittany area of the west of France and we have a 1960 house, a 1798 stone barn and 6000 m2 of land.
In Sapa, Vietnam
About Me
- Tim Claridge
- Sharing time between Southampton and Noyal-Muzillac in southern Brittany. Sports coach, gardener, hockey player, cyclist and traveller. I studied an MA in Management and Organisational Dynamics at Essex University in 2016-17. Formerly an Operations Manager with NEC Technologies (UK) Ltd.
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