July 04, 2021
The conductor
Haverhill Silver Band gave their first performance since early 2020 today at the Haverhill Show so I went along to listen and take photos for the band. The…
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Nov. 04, 2020
A stroll along the pier
Just before our first lockdown, back in March, I had a hankering for a walk along the pier at Southend. Sadly that day it was closed, so instead I headed for…
Nov. 03, 2020
The streets of Cambridge
Back in May I visited Cambridge for the day as we began to emerge from the lockdown. The streets were all but deserted, with just the occasional runner and…
July 21, 2020
Kevin and the triffids
Along with many others I took the initial lockdown here to get ahead on some gardening and I planted all our seeds at the end of March. The sunflowers…
March 04, 2020
So much for not working with animals…
One of my tasks today was to take a photo of Ian, one of our rangers at Hatfield Forest, and his sheepdog Selena. It’ll accompany an article a colleague and I…
Feb. 28, 2020
Light and colour
Inspired by a street photography exhibition I visited in London today I spent the afternoon at Tate Modern to try and capture some interesting images of my own.…
Feb. 20, 2020
Spitalfields and the City
We went another camera club jaunt today, this time to explore the Spitalfields area of London. Strolling the streets around Brick Lane I found myself aiming my…
Jan. 17, 2020
Getting up close and personal
Having been distracted by my pinhole camera on my visit to Cambridge last week, today I ensured I maintained focus on my prime lens project by taking just a…
Jan. 11, 2020
Faces in the crowd
While waiting on the platform at Bank tube station yesterday evening I had nine minutes before my train so I got my camera out to pass the time. I played with…
Dec. 25, 2019
Christmas Day
Christmas Day started in the traditional way, with us playing carols outside Kevin’s family home. We’ve done this for a decade or so now, raising funds for the…
Dec. 13, 2019
The morning after the night before
The UK awoke this morning to a rather unexpected general election result. Knowing the streets of London were likely to be a little livelier today, I headed into…
Dec. 12, 2019
Making it count
A few weeks ago a documentary photography workshop based around the UK general election caught my eye. Sadly I missed out on a place so when I heard about a…
Dec. 07, 2019
Into the tamarisk tunnel
During a flying visit to Sussex for work today I met up with Mum and Dad for lunch and we took a stroll along the coast at Goring-by-Sea. During our walk we…
Nov. 12, 2019
Fighting the waves
I’m always up for new photographic experiences, so when I spotted that Panasonic were running a workshop afternoon at the Lee Valley White Water Centre today I…
Oct. 24, 2019
Frustration on the streets
Determined to have a day off today, I headed into Cambridge, hoping for some shiny, rain-sodden streets and reflections to complement my street photography.…
Oct. 17, 2019
Seven miles later....
One of my jobs over the last couple of weeks has been to write an article for Photoblog highlighting a selection of inspiring photographers. One of my choices…
Sept. 15, 2019
People watching – chasing the light
This morning I spent some more time prowling around the paddocks, people watching. This time I was particularly aware of the light and how it was catching the…
Sept. 15, 2019
People watching - characters and fashion
The Goodwood Revival is always a great opportunity for people watching. Visitors are strongly encouraged to wear clothes appropriate to the period Goodwood…
Aug. 21, 2019
Brass in the sunshine
We made our annual trip to Westminster Abbey today for Friary Brass Band’s concert in the gardens there. Kevin was playing trombone in the concert and I went…
July 07, 2019
From Brick Lane to Shoreditch
For some time now I’ve been a member of She Clicks – a group for female photographers on Facebook. From time to time group members organise meet ups around the…
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