Once upon a time it was all the rage in one or another of those seaside towns to have a “winter garden” The Victorians liked to think that they had discovered the attractions… Continue reading →

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 →

One of the most photographed scenes in the whole of Norfolk must be the lighthouse at Happisburgh. People go there to capture pictures of it, either with a camera or with a box… Continue reading →

Once a year men and women of Viking descent and lots who would like to be of Viking descent arrive in Sheringham in order to act out their history or their dreams for… Continue reading →

Of course it depends which woods you go down to. I would recommend the woods to the south of the A148 just after you have passed the public house Roman Camp. There is… Continue reading →

The Norfolk Punt Club is one of the few sailing clubs I know that operate throughout the summer season from a collection of pontoons in the middle of Barton Broad in Norfolk instead… Continue reading →

This week at the Norfolk Makers’ Festival in the Forum at Norwich, I encountered 94 year old Margaret Seaman who knits – but not pullovers or scarves – instead scenes – like Great… Continue reading →

As my great grandfather was a lifeboat man I have always had an interest in the work of the RNLI and it was good to have an opportunity to watch the Cromer boats… Continue reading →

If the truth is known, I don’t always like the pictures I produce, especially the arty ones. I know lots of people who produce stunning images with multiple exposures – their work is… Continue reading →

I had this criticism towards the end of last year – only a mild one I assure you, that most of my photographs were on the level! Not looking up or down. There… Continue reading →