Here’s one I prepared earlier

This week the weather has been pretty awful up here on the North Norfolk coast with fog or at least heavy mist lingering all day. Not the sort of weather to tempt me… Continue reading →

It seemed like a good idea at the time

A new project says my project manager – “fragmented photography!” Your guess is as good as mine! Then he showed me the work of Pep Ventosa. Now I had heard of him, but… Continue reading →

Looking for the light

Having just exercised my personal censorship on this evening’s television news bulletin by walking away from the 10o’clock news, I have come to write my blog for the week. Well sex scandals must… Continue reading →

Rosie at large in the French Countryside – Featuring her pictures of the week

Last week we looked at some of Rosie Ward’s photographs of her village in France, Quillan in the Aude Valley. This week Rosie shares pictures of wild flowers and butterflies of the region.… Continue reading →

Over the Channel with Rosie – Featuring photographs of Rosemary Ward – part 1

  Having lived in Norfolk for my whole life I have, for around the last 20 years, harboured a dream that at some point I might be able to spend time discovering and… Continue reading →

It’s all about being switched on

I have been called many things, but “switched on” has never been one of them. When we had boring lecturers at college or tedious sermons in church, I was capable of switching off… Continue reading →

Photograph of the week Featuring the work of Photographer Simon Webster

Simon says “I have been interested in photography for a few years and have been experimenting with different genre to see what I enjoy shooting. Currently like portraiture and am starting a light… Continue reading →

Odd bottles and bits of wood (Photos of the week)

That’s not a very imaginative title! But it’s been a busy old week round at our house. Quite a lot of time has been spent clearing out the garage so that a new… Continue reading →

But it’s not even a photograph

I know, I know, but it is all constructed in Photoshop – I blame the Harris Museum in Preston.                     Last week, as ardent… Continue reading →

Who would have thought it?

When you are looking for somewhere spectacular to photograph, the Lancashire town of Preston doesn’t immediately spring to mind. On Thursday I visited this part of Lancashire and was surprised to find some… Continue reading →