The ups and downs of Ely

You have to hand it to the Dean and chapter of Ely Cathedral, they are one of the few cathedrals in the UK who will let you up on to the roof. Not… Continue reading →

Pictures of the Week. Going wild at Pensthorpe

  A selection of my half term images from Pensthorpe in North Norfolk.   Being half term it got pretty wild. The situation at Pensthorpe brought about my total admiration. I admired the… Continue reading →

Picture of the Week – Featuring the work of artist Stephen Johnston

Some of my readers may recognise the face but have no idea that as well as being a teacher of mainly practical subjects he is also a talented artist. A certain amount of… Continue reading →

Before you say goodbye (Photo of the week)

It’s all you lot who are to blame! Don’t look at me like that. You and your mobile phones. You can’t leave them alone can you? People no longer read on the Tube… Continue reading →

It’s one of those unmissable opportunities

You know how you turn up for a photography exhibition when one photographer produces his or her very best work. Well on this occasion you can see not one but nine photographers of… Continue reading →

They’re back

Amazingly so. Last weekend the first snowdrops appeared in the garden along with a couple of iris plants which came into flower (note the clever way I avoided the plural of iris! The… Continue reading →

Photograph of the week – A staircase!

You went all the way to London to take a photograph of a staircase? Just goes to show they haven’t all been locked up yet! Well not exactly. It was my annual jolly… Continue reading →

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 →

Why do they do it?

I don’t believe that when the air temperature is 3 degrees C and there is a 13MPH wind blowing that the sea looks at all tempting to anyone. The sun may be shining… Continue reading →