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Guitar legend John Williams performed at the old chapel around the corner last week. PS Mirrorless camera with silent mode = 78 uploads; friend with traditional DSLR ('CLICK,CLICK,CLICK') zero pictures.

Hear, hear, Autumn Sky! You could have spent the day photographing tin-openers and guaranteed yourself a sale at some point, but that's a fine image and your artistic integrity remains firmly intact!

Did dinner pay for itself that day?

The Wills Memorial building, University of Bristol. Took it in 2014 at my eldest son's graduation. I remember wishing I had more time to get the perfect shot, but good is good enough when someone needs it. Sold for magazine use in Japan for mid(ish) $$.

Not so much tapping into each other's creativity as lending one another photography magazines so we can 'master' architectural photography by reading an article. Excellent!

IBIS made this possible. I haven't found a downside to this technology yet. The saw mill at the St Fagans Museum. My go-to when nothing else presents itself at the weekend.

Hmmm... a 'location guide for a home owner'. Am I joining a fast-growing club? Mid $$ (Edit to mention it's a bookshop in Hay-on-Wye.)

The Tafwyl Welsh Language festival in Cardiff Castle last weekend.

St Fagans Castle and grounds. When all else fails on a weekend, I can always head to St Fagans and get something.

The village of Pentyrch, north west of Cardiff, South Wales.

Since we've got such exotic locations this month, here's one from up on the hill behind my village.

The Hay Festival. It's an annual pilgrimage and the camera always comes too.

Low $, but hey, it was a nice walk.

Interior of Bar Luce in Milan, a wonderful Wes Anderson-inspired cafe in the very fancy design district. Italian newspaper is all I know.

A walk up a local hill and a long drive to South Cornwall to visit family.