I have written previously about how important the direction of the light is in your photography. Kodak’s advice in the early 20th century was to have the light coming over your shoulder. That was all well and good in the days when film wasn’t very sensitive, but today we can do the exact opposite, and […]
In our new garden in Worcester we are still learning about what plants and wildlife we have. Putting to one side the squirrels that drop bits of part-chewed walnuts (and squirrel spit!) all over our cars on the drive, there are some interesting insects around, like this Bronze Shield Bug. Some of you will know […]
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 […]
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