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October 20, 2020 by
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autumn, macro, Nikon 105 f2.8
Photography for a fungi? This autumn I decided to try my hand at a different type of subject – the mushrooms and fungi that pop up in our woodlands at this time of year.
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July 21, 2020 by
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big sky, seascape, Sunset, Uncategorized
English Bay, Vancouver is the home of the most spectacular sunsets I have seen. And this photograph of the Inukshuk monument on the shores of the Bay is my favourite from an all too short visit… The sky was simply beautiful
Announcing a new listing – Photographic print of a sunset over and Essex Creek near Wakering in Essex.
A special order for a large canvas required a bespoke digitial file to be created…
Free Flight: Abstract photo – Birds in rapid flight over water, abstract image from Painting With Light gallery
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February 9, 2020 by
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When you wish you could leave a client review – January 2021 Susan in Florida, contacted me to purchase one of my Jersey cow photographs just 4 days before Christmas. Even in a ‘normal’ year post could not have reached her in time, and with the additional delays of CV19 affecting both UK and USA, […]
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April 14, 2019 by
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Photography is a part time occupation for me – the day job is a consultant and occasional interim manager working for charities. At the time of writing, I am doing some work with Brooke Action for Working Horses & Donkeys. When another team told me they were planning a photo competition as a fundraiser, encouraging […]
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March 15, 2018 by
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I will find a moment to reformat these blogs, but in the meantime, please bear with me, and put up with the rather clumsy impo
We all aim to get it right ‘in camera’ – to take pictures that will perform well on screen and in print. But sometimes, we don’t quite get it right. Take this dry grass shot at Wisley… it is flat, and frankly bland. I was shooting Aperture priority and did not think through the […]
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November 10, 2013 by
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Don’t you just love decorating the hall? (Really need an emoticon for ‘heavy irony’ after that statement!) Kemp’s Kingdom is not especially palatial, but when you add up the doors… reception rooms, loo, kitchen, cupboard under stairs, bedrooms, bathroom, airing cupboard… then they seem to go on for ever. And then there’s all that skirting […]
