Yesterday was a gorgeous day with bright light and a clear blue sky. So headed off to Whitby, along with thousands of others, it was packed. I parked on the outside of town and walk in. Dropping down to the beach, just before the large arts centre, I spotted these colourful beach huts shouting to […]
With no walk yesterday and the next two days taken up with workshops, today had to be the day to head out with the camera. I didn’t want to go far so parked in Lastingham, walked up to the moor and did a circuit back into the village. The sky was pretty dramatic and with
Sunshine & rain around Lastingham Read More »
I seem to always begin my blog posts with a short description of the weather and today is no exception. Except to say instead of grey and cold, today we had our first proper winter snow, well large flakes that didn’t last long but matched with some winter sunshine enough to get me out. I
A walk on the moorland, Shortsha Beck Read More »
Total grey cloud cover and a woodland in the midst of its winter shut down – the challenge I set myself therefore, to find some colourful vibrancy. And here’s a couple more that don’t fit the theme so well but are OK.
Finding colour in the woods Read More »
I really had to drag myself out today. The wind was biting, the sky was grey and I’m still feeling a little under par post Covid. But I’m glad I went, and in keeping with the weather, here’s some grey scale images:
Chilly little ramble Read More »
The final part of the project took place today, certainly in terms of photography, was a visit to our local primary school. The driver for this was to create greater awareness of the club amongst the younger generation but also to involve them, in a creative way, in the exhibition in March. Fred, Jayne, Audrey,
taking pigeons to school Read More »
I wasn’t aware of the Impressions Photographic Gallery in Bradford until I stumbled across their website quite by accident. Looking around a fairly recent exhibition by Carolyn Mendelsohn caught my attention as it was about portraiture with an interesting angle. Here’s the overview: Made over a period of 6 years, Being Inbetween is a series of powerful
Inspiring photography project Read More »
