The Eyes Have It
People often ask what they can do to improve their portrait photography instantly. My response is always the same; focus on the eyes. If the
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May
“May is the month of expectation, the month of wishes, the month of hope.” ~ Emily Brontë
Lower Moor
As some of the lockdown rules are easing, we are beginning to venture out and about. Most excursions are to outdoor places, such as the
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Comet Neowise
Space has fascinated me for as long as I can remember. Since early childhood, I have spent many nights outside, head craned backwards, staring into
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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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Cotswold Sculpture Park
We visited the Cotswold Sculpture Park last weekend. The park is the sort of place which you live close to for years, and on first
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DSLR versus mobile photography
I ‘attended’ a seminar with Jim Richardson last week. The subject was DSLR (Digital Single-Lens Reflex) versus iPhone photography. I caveat the word attended as
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Portraits of Togetherness
The last few months have been difficult for many people, and there’s one group in particular who have gone over and above to help others.
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30 Days Wild
30 Days Wild is an annual challenge run by the Wildlife Trusts. For every day in June, participants are invited to do something to connect
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Questions of Perspective – A Review
Questions of Perspective features a journey of self-discovery, a hint of mystery, and a cat. It sounded like an intriguing combination for a good read;
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The Lazarus Charter – A Review
Billed as a spy thriller, The Lazarus Charter falls into a genre which I particularly enjoy. I was therefore very pleased to be offered a
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