I’ve been isolating for the last ten days, probably caught after doing a school workshop, but have still managed to get some jobs done. All the foam backed prints for the March 26th exhibition have been ordered, paid for by the grant we received from the apple project. The article for the March edition of […]
We’ve been having some amazing sunsets recently. Last Sunday I was walking near Ravenswick and captured these with sheep providing distant silhouettes.
After dropping a friend off at the railway station I had a bit of time before meeting up with Rachel at City Screen to watch Licorice Pizza. I mooched around the town centre for a bit before heading down a few steps next to Lendal Bridge to the riverside. The light was amazing and so
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Yesterday was one of those days when the fog didn’t lift at all. Needing to pop across to see Gwen and Edward I decided I’d walk through what we know as Hagg Wood, then on to Kirkdale, before circling back to Starfitt Farm and home. It’s been quite a few years since I’d been in
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I’m wanting to practise making portraits so am asking local people I know if they’d mind and today I got lucky with four saying yes. So it’s neighbour Din pictured above and then the three local joiners from West End.
Out with a group of friends today walking along the coastal path from Staithes. Grabbed the opportunity with some willing volunteers to take some portraits. Thank you Mark, Colin and Martin. Oh and Doris too!
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I often watch a YouTube photography-related video whilst eating breakfast and this morning it was another by Alex Kilbee, the Photographic Eye: So heading off for a walk into the murky countryside – grey, misty and cold, I must have had thoughts of black and white photography lodged in my own grey matter! Once I’d
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Just down the road from Ravenswick Hall is a little hamlet of around a half dozen properties bisected by the River Dove. There’s a pedestrian bridge but vehicles have to cross the ford. At this time of the year I doubt, even with a 4×4, that anyone would attempt but in the summer it’s certainly
