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Some more pictures from Sark spring 2015. All part of the process of seeing if Luminar can replace Lightroom. We had a week staying on Sark as members of a…

I have remained uncertain about continuing with Adobe's new subscription approach to software. I have used Lightroom since version one and have continued to…

Once safely down to the beach there were some lovely stones and rocks to photograph. These were taken whilst on a photographic holiday on Sark in 2015.

This is a picture taken on Sark in 2015. I have overlooked it for some time and if you look at the undeveloped RAW file you will realise why! This first is…

This was taken at Dunbar one of the old North Sea fishing towns. The story of that coast line is of herring fishing, the catches, and the losses. Kate's great…

A quite chilly afternoon walk along the banks of the River Warfe by Bardon Bridge. These were taken during a break on a few days music making whilst staying at…

Taken in 2008 on a walk through the Birks of Aberfeldy. It is fun on a cold and misty November day to go through old pictures and find ones that were…

Llandudno is the most handsome seaside resort on the North Wales coast. Elegant shopping streets, promenade and pier. These are a few pictures made in 2014.

The Manchester Ship Canal enters the river near Ellesmere Port. These are a follow up group from yesterday of pictures made on a pleasure cruise down the canal…

One of the popular night time specials that the Llangollen Railway runs. Today the train was very popular and these are a few pictures taken at Carrog station…

On Friday and Saturday a storm hit the West of the UK, villages flooded, railway lines damaged and closed, and power lines damaged. On the Llangollen Railway we…

The national park covers a wide area with fine estuaries and more mountains. On Wednesday I made a sentimental journey to places I knew well as a child. First…

Our village church has a lovely rather rustic hammer beam roof that was made in the early 16th century. It probably replaced an earlier roof that was destroyed…
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