Month: March 2015
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Sunflare and ephemeral light moments
What is Ephemeral and how to photograph it.. a fleeting moment of perfect lens flare caused by morning sunlight shining on the unprotected lens as I chased these precious moments around my garden…every transient moment of our lives ..every ray of light I see and try to capture. Life is good and time is precious..…
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street photography and waiting for someone to come in to the frame
I often, frequently, end up on North Pier in Blackpool and have to say it is a favorite place for photography and just spending time. The pier dates back to 1860s and has been severely damaged over the years from fires and storms butlife goes on and the pier opens again every season. As I…
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My Photography
Someone said write about your photography…not as easy as that though when you sit down to do it and I don’t I feel I know enough about anything to write about it but here goes.. I love people and love taking photographs of people, capturing subjects unaware in the streets or public places and have…
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freshen up
visiting a local market, always a great place for some street photography, I found this lovely lady having lunch When she spotted me trying to capture her we struck up a conversation and she agreed to let me photograph her while she freshened up after her repast. https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/fresh-2/
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wire & wood
Needing to organise my mind this morning brought me again to a very favourite place. A long walk on the beach in the sunshine and once again I found myself lying flat on the damp sand in order to capture these elegant sand fences. The simplicity and repetition soothes this mad creativity that is crowding…
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wall with a door
Simply a red brick wall with a door…cant decide if the wall is holding the door together or if the door is holding the wall up.. In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Wall.”
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a post about posts
I love my town, It has to be the best part of the coast and this post is about posts…wooden posts or sand fences used to protect the sand dunes.. I love the way they stand to attention like little tin soldiers…protecting the hills and the coast through all sorts of severe weather. We get…
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skeleton
this little leaf skeleton was given to me by my son about 15 years ago…I have kept it in a little plastic wallet all this time and found it again this morning while searching for something else. Made me smile to remember the concentration and joy on his face when he brought it home to…
Just Photography. 