A few years ago I took a series of photos around my house, close ups of the edge of a table or a door frame. Somehow, without a marker of scale, they evoked the huge skies, acute perspective lines and flat horizons of my native East Anglia. I called them Tiny Horizons.
Now I live in a new house so I’m starting to take some more. I’ve cropped them square and rotated them as I see fit, but there’s no other manipulation. I’ll add new ones to this thread.
#TinyHorizons
At the moment it’s a way to travel and see new places without leaving my home. #TinyHorizons
A brief detour back to 2013 and our old house where I took the original Tiny Horizons #TinyHorizons

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By some miracle we have been together for 29 years. Image
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The whole point of this is that you retweet it. Share it. Liking it doesn’t boost it in the same way. Increase visibility.
I’m saying this because I can see lots more people liking it than retweeting it. A like signifies "l approve of this but I’m not going to share it with my followers".
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“If we let children go on waterslides they’re just going to want to spend all their time on waterslides”.

He looked quite pleased with himself, and rightly so, I’d say.
Come on, don’t tell me you need me to explain it to you.
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Side note: he was scary because he would lose his temper completely and hit pupils, lash out at them. I guess these days he’d probably get done for assault and lose his job pretty quickly.
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We are a nation divided by a common language.
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