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A candle with the tallest flame I've ever seen.

The beautiful Hereford Cathedral, taken in the height of summer. Tourists can be seen resting on the bench and the greenery in the background really enhances the scene.

Salvaged from a metal scrapyard, we use these shelves to display old, "shabby chic", plantpots to create a nice rustic style. The green of the moss growing behind adds a nice tonal contrast.

Traffic headed down a Hereford road against the backdrop of a beautiful church and idyllic skyline.

Taken at Hereford train station in the early hours before even the first commuters arrived, I think the perspective created looking down the tracks helps to lend a real feel of transport and the concept of trains zooming through.

A kooky still-life wine glass. For some reason it reminds me of sherbet lemons and the intensity of the yellow is captivating among the dancing shadows.

A stunning clear summer's day with barely a cloud in the sky. Everything about this is vibrant - the intense blue of the sky and the many shades of green with the darker sliver of mountains in-between.

The black-and-white lends an almost spooky feel to this stormy silhouette taken in the late afternoon as the weather was angrily brewing.

It's always more fun to sit at the top of the bus and absorb the beautiful summer scenery!

A potted shrub against the corner of a farmhouse. I like the way the diagonal line of the wall creates a contrast in the paint in the background.

A view across an old bridge in Hereford as the day turns to evening. The sense of foreboding and something dark brewing is emphasised by the lines of cloud and the gloomy outlook.

The busy nature of the tourist season in this small town is really emphasised by the blur of the passing car and the lively-looking hotel with its beautifully inviting front doors.

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