It has to be said that this year has been one of the strangest and hardest I’ve lived through, but next week is Christmas, so it’s a chance to relax. Lockdown did give me the chance to improve my own skills though, and I’m pleased with that. Over the Christmas period and the soon-to-come New […]
Even in these long, greyer winter days the world around us is full of colour – a lot of colour. Sometimes there is too much colour, and it’s worth simplifying your images by selecting things that have just one major colour. Here I have chosen yellow. This abstract image is a macro shot of a […]
After my last blog post about fungi in Savernake Forest, I went back a week later and had another fungi-spotting wander with a friend. We were walking back to our cars when my friend spotted this delicate little clump of Mycena fungi amongst the fallen beech leaves. I immediately got my bin liner out again […]
Yesterday I went to the wonderful Savernake Forest in Wiltshire. It started out as a socially-distanced lockdown autumn colours walk with a friend, but ended up being a fungal foray photography fest! I was hoping we would see some fungi, so I prepared for it. I took my Olympus E-MD5 MkIII fitted with the superb […]
Lockdown has given me lots of extra time to examine my Oxfordshire* garden and its wildlife, more specifically the life that feeds or lives/dies, on my eryngiums. * Yes, I know I have a Wiltshire postal address, but that’s a quirk of Royal Mail’s systems. I’ve also had a chance to try out my Olympus’s […]
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