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Loughborough streets, but at night - December 2022

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More pictures of streets in Loughborough to share today - except they were taken after dark. In the winter, of course, the days get sorter, which brings its own opportunities and challenges. The dark is an interesting thing that I seldom get to explore at other times of the year, but it's quite difficult to take good pictures because the exposure of my camera i increased, which means that not only does it take considerably longer to take photographs but also any movement of my hand is visible in the resulting shot, therefore making the shot blurred, which means that it can take several attempts to get a good photograph. At this time of year, photographing moving vehicles is out of the question. Granby Street. United Reformed Church, corner of Frederick Street and Heathcoat Street. Ashby Square, looking toward Market Street. This is what usually happens if I try to take a photo of a moving object at night. I know it's one of Arriva's 16-plate ADL Enviro400MMCs, but nothing m...

Streets galore

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 Here are even more photos of streets in Loughborough! Trust me - I have an abundance of these! High Street at night in December 2021. Alan Moss Road in May 2021. Sandringham Drive in May 2021. Wordsworth Road in May 2021. Frederick Street in May 2021. Note the number 16 bus, which has stopped at the official-unofficial bus stop outside the Old Arts College. For some reason they always stop there... Hermitage Road, September 2021. Kenilworth Avenue, January 2022. Paget Street seen from Derby Road in January 2022. The terraced houses frame St. Peter's Church at the far end on Storer Road most wonderfully! Kingfisher Way in January 2022. The wood-clad coach-houses with the outside are rather stylish! (I wouldn't have gone this way on that day had I not seen something quite abominable someplace else...) Regent Street in September 2021. (I wouldn't have gone this way on that day had I not  smelt  something quite abominable someplace else...) Wesley Close, September 2022. Oh, ...