Constantly Learning
With the weather and circumstances limiting my time to get out and work on my plans for photography using film, I’m exploring the garden in more detail. A difficulty in […]
‘And the Wall came tumbling down…’
Images from Berlin in 1994, 4 1/2 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Images created using Ilford FP4 film. The resulting negatives scanned and cleaned in Photoshop.
The Dying Pool
These images were created just prior to a new house build. An old pre war swimming pool (Late 1920’s?) in Havering-atte-Bower, Essex, England, had been left to decay and erode. […]
Causeway Coast Colour
Colour images of the Causeway Coast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland:
‘1-30/30: Reflections of 6 Years in India
As I prepare to leave India, my home for the past 6 years, I am looking to reflect on the key experiences through 30 images. These are being posted on […]
The Best Camera is…
“The best camera is the one you have with you … and one you use!” This post is gives an insight to my experiences of trying to expand my image […]
Heritage in Trauma – Durbar Square, Kathmandu
Two years on from the tragic earthquake of 2015, one of Kathmandu’s tourist jewels, Durbar Square, still openly displays the woulds of that event. A World Heritage Site, the Square […]
Kathmandu: Colours Amongst The Chaos
The colours are obvious. The ‘chaos’ refers to a life attempting to move on from the devastating earthquake 2 years ago. Much has changed, for the good, but so much […]
The End of Winter
April is usually the months where the Maharastra ‘winter’ switches to ‘summer’. March appears to have taken the mantle this year. Temperatures only 50km from the Konkan coast have breached […]
Avian Dawn – Electric City Ecotherapy
My recent upsurge of avian images has coincided with the broadcast, by the BBC World Service, of the sense of wellbeing created by bird song in the morning. Apparently, starting […]
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