Sara, Rachel and I decided we needed a blast of salty air so went to a beach we frequented a lot when the children were small, but not so much recently – Sandsend. It was busy, so many dogs, but just what we all needed. Here’s the images from our short excursion: A young lad […]
I saw that it was going to be a full moon, indeed a Hunter Moon which I’d never heard of, so after dinner I headed off to Whitby. I thought I could get a picture of it, perhaps a reflection or two. By the time I got there, about 8pm, it was already high in
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Autumn is in the air and so with a grey, featureless sky, and rain in the air, I headed off for some people action in Scarborough. South Bay was much quieter than last month but still some interesting opportunities. There was some kind of boat event taking place – everyone was very busy so didn’t
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I’m still very much in the experimental phase, trying out (and enjoying) different photographic challenges – street, portrait, landscape, architecture – depending on where I am at the time. I haven’t found one yet that I think I’m just going to focus on and develop my own style which is the advice/ goal generally suggested.
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As usual a snatched photography walk while Sam was having a driving lesson. A sunny day so quickly made my way down to the nearest beach which was South Bay. I was already familiar with the Spa Buildings as had gone to several indoor concerts over the years but this time I approached from the
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My son Sam returned from a brief holiday in Magaluf with great memories but sadly with Covid too, so we all had to go into isolation. I did think I might use the opportunity to try some indoor photography with the Ricoh but decided instead to paint the exterior windows of the house! We’d had
I don’t think I’d ever been to Runswick Bay before, which is a terrible admission having lived in North Yorkshire for nearly a quarter of a century. Watching videos of my favourite photographers has highlighted the fact that the pandemic has forced us to look more locally for inspiration but for me the creation of
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A beautiful hot, sunny day drew the crowds this afternoon to Scarborough seafront – more than I expected as England were playing their first game against Croatia in the Euros 2021. I parked the car in a residential street and walked some distance to North Bay. I’m not really a seaside person, well at least
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