Photo Walks – getting back into the habit

Centre of Horncastle, and some of the old buildings, Perkins shop and the Horncastle Farmers Club are the two main buildings in the picture.  Some people walking and pushing a cycle can be seen.

Last few trips out I have always taken a camera with me, generally the Leica M10. I had gotten out of the habit recently, and its one that I have been trying to get back into.

An old plain brick building in Horncastle dating back to the last century.

When visting Horncastle two weekends ago, I had the trusty M10 and a 35mm lens, but now I think something wider might have been better.

An old thatched town cottage on the way to the old church.  Some of the old cobbled street can be seen and past the cottage is the remains of a Roman wall.

Theres some lovely old buildings in the villages and towns of Lincolnshire.

Horncastle town square.  Market stalls are being setup.

With the showery weekend we had, my thoughts turned again to a small compact or microfourthirds camera, if I can find one that is weather sealed.

The new Pen comes to mind as a great everyday carry when I don’t want the weight of the Leica or risk it in a downpour.