Set out on a walk to gather Christmas greenery for the Chapel service tomorrow. A fir tree had toppled over in a nearby wood so I headed in that direction with my Ricoh GR3 set to hi contrast black and white. Here are the results:
Grey Day Black and White Read More »
To heck with the ‘to do list’ I had to get out with my camera this afternoon. The local circular walk took me about 90 mins, not jaw dropping scenery – just fields and plantation woodland but lovely all the same. And back home.
A gorgeous December afternoon Read More »
Needed fresh air so grabbed a friend’s dog, Forest, and headed out in the late afternoon. Here’s the results. And here’s Forest in focus: Always lovely to have a walk with a black Labrador – just the best dogs!
A walk in the snow, with a dog Read More »
It’s not even December but coinciding with the arrival of the town fair has been some high winds from Storm Arwen which brought with it freezing temperatures and some snow. I could hear cars crunching on the icy snow early this morning so got up and headed out to take some pictures of the High
Snow and Christmas lights Read More »
Thanks to the encouraging words of Daniel Milnor I have taken the plunge and had a go at producing a magazine using Blurb and the Bookwright package. It arrived this week, delayed somewhat in transit, but got here eventually and I’m dead chuffed. What impressed me most was the quality of the colours and the
My first Blurb magazine Read More »
Although the Kirkby Flying Club is based in Kirkbymoorside it draws its membership from further afield. The latest member Libby and I went to visit was Howard, who lives on the outskirts of Pickering. What is it about this club? Everyone we have met so far – Fred, Bob, Audrey, Bernard and Peter are all
Meeting another pigeon club member Read More »
An email arrived from the Kirkbymoorside Allotment Society with the suggestion that at the 2022 AGM, so next November, we have a display of photos covering ‘A Year on the Allotments’. Anyone interested? I’d already thought about doing it a year or so ago but that’s all that became of it – just a thought.
A new project and first magazine Read More »
Daniel Milnor’s advice to think about getting off social media and concentrate on documentary projects and print has really resonated with me, so good bye Instagram, hello Blurb. I can’t recall now how I came across Daniel Milnor. It was a YouTube interview I think and quite by chance but what he was saying struck
Daniel Milnor talks a lot of sense Read More »
