Seeing the Light
Quite remarkable really. I had this week’s blog all planned out and apart from a few last minute touches. It was all ready to go. Then this morning I took my bicycle out… Continue reading
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Do you get that sinking feeling?
Not me! My tripod! It’s when one of the three legs of the tripod which support my camera sort of disappears into the sand as the tide comes in. “Hang your camera round… Continue reading
Strange
About two weeks ago on a sunny Sunday afternoon I was driving down a fairly main road in Norfolk and was aware of a church in the middle of a field. Nothing unusual… Continue reading
What happens when it all goes wrong
This week I had planned a photoshoot in Norwich at a particular location. However on my preliminary visit I though how much better it would look if I took the photographs in the… Continue reading
Getting up in the morning
No doubt, some of you, like me, are pleased to find we are experiencing an area of high pressure. At least we are in this part of Norfolk. This gives us calm quiet… Continue reading
Coal Gas
I know most of my readers won’t even know what that is – before your time wasn’t it. Before Brits invented the North Sea and subsequently discovered gas underneath it, all the gas… Continue reading
Moving in to Autumn
Many of the photographers I know claim that Autumn is the most picturesque of all the seasons. In order to avoid venturing out into the snow I am going to agree. (I hate… Continue reading
So what is different about the Athene Cup?
It is not really like the sort of racing one gets on Barton Broad. Probably the same people were taking part and the normal sailing rules apply. It is a trip up and… Continue reading
To the woods…to the woods
Most of my regular readers will remember Clive Matthews – he took photographs during the Three Rivers Race at Potter Heigham. A couple of weeks ago he and I visited a Land Rover… Continue reading
Faces in the sky
Welcome to some of the images captured at the International Kite Festival at Lytham St Annes towards the end of August. This year I was only able to stay for one day (and… Continue reading