This is a delightful way for Ilfracombe, Devon to remember the WW1 soldiers from the town. We came across these yesterday while wandering around the town. We were having a quick tour of various places along the coast of North Devon after dropping off my son at school in the area. These poppies have been…
Spent yesterday afternoon on a walk with my daughter, Freya, near home armed with boxes for blackberries, listening to music (you can’t really avoid it!) from the Big Feastival which is held a short distance away near Kingham. Picked enough for one full box of blackberries…and got lots of injuries (shorts weren’t such a great idea…
Met up with my friend Ola last night on the way home and stopped off for a coffee at Bar Italia (22 Firth Street) in Soho before walking on, cameras in hand, down to the Mall, Green Park and Hyde Park back to Paddington Station I took several pictures while we drank our coffee –…
Now for something a bit different! This photograph was taken back in June on ferry trip from Dover to Dunkirk – a slow exposure while panning from the rear passenger deck of the ship – it was a beautiful, still, sunny day – the smoothest crossing I can remember! Dover is somewhere out there on…
After a long absence from this site, I’m back – work has been all consuming with some very long days and very little time for photography – however, that is now changing…for the better! The photographs here were taken a couple of weeks ago on a sunny Saturday – these are the Rollright Stones, near…
Two more pictures taken yesterday as Le Tour de France passed Canary Wharf in London. The two leaders at the time (though these were caught by the peloton soon after this). And another shot of riders in the peloton
The Tour de France…in London. Lucky to have the Tour de France pass very close to the office on Stage 3 from Cambridge to London – the weather had been great all morning, but it rained several times during the afternoon…not least while we were waiting and even more while returning to the office…
A long exposure photograph taken from the Thames shoreline at low tide on a lunchtime trip to Bermondsey with the aim to get a picture like this. Some familiar elements on the skyline – from left to right – The Shard, Tower Bridge, St. Paul’s Cathedral, The Walkie-Talkie (20 Fenchurch Street), Tower 42 (though I am…
A long exposure photograph of the Thames towards the Thames Barrier (visible just below the horizon) – Woolwich in the distance on the far side of the river, and Charlton on this side – taken on a lunchtime walk last Friday, starting from Greenwich North and joining the Thames Path on the east side…
I discovered this Koi artwork yesterday during a lunchtime walk to Trinity Buoy Wharf, walking along Orchard Place, just off the Thames Path (NE extension) – the artwork is suspended in a small gap between two warehouses – while I have run down here on quite a few occasions, I had not noticed this…
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