Judgement Day
Judging others. It can be hard not to. Particularly when they hold views which are very different to our own. It can also be hard
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Category: Learning
Projects
I’ve had an unplanned break from the blog to focus on various projects. As lockdown continues in some form, opportunities to access a range of
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Ikigai
I spend a lot of my reading time clicking links, bookmarking pages, and favouriting websites. An interesting article can become a day’s work to trawl
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The Garden Through A Lens
As a child, the summer seemed to extend forever. Those trouble-free days which are lost in time as we progress into adulthood. However, with the
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Tumbleweed
This week saw my first open studio event. I opened up my workspace, hoping to show people where it is that I am based. I
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Tutoring
I ran a tutoring session in the studio recently. The participant brought energy, enthusiasm, and a camera, as well as her two dogs. We’d discussed
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The Perfect Evening
Standing at the front of the house, photographing the full Moon recently, I imagined our son standing with me. What would our perfect evening together
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Market Research
I sometimes read research reports, and think that I could have predicted the result, without conducting any market research. Which can be the point of
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Talking to People
Much of my photography involves working with animals, or children. I enjoy these sessions; both animals and children can be fun and spontaneous to work
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Landscape Photographers
The Photographer’s Way blog covers a number of themes. These include my journey as a photographer and a business owner, and some more personal reflections
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