I’ve touched on patterns in previous posts. They can be natural or can be man-made. This post is about the man-made ones. On a wander with a friend this week we passed some huge pylons carrying cables across the River Severn. It was possible to get directly underneath them, and the focal length of my […]
I must apologise to my reader (readers?) for the huge gap between this blog post and my last blog post. My only excuse is that the house move and associated stuff did take rather longer than expected. Anyway, I’m here in Worcester now and photographically it’s looking very promising indeed. “Red sky at night, photographer’s […]
I went for some exercise recently. The lockdown rules in the UK allow the use of a vehicle to drive a “reasonable distance” to where a person will exercise. I drove a few miles to the Ridgeway. The car park I arrived at was empty, so I considered it reasonable to park there and walk. […]
Last weekend I was up in Manchester for a social event. I stayed in the First Street district, which is all shiny new office and entertainment buildings. There’s a lot of glass, and a lot of rectangles. I popped out one morning with my Lumix TZ-100 compact camera to try and capture the feel of […]
I don’t know about you, but my eyes don’t see things framed by rectangles. Cameras, on the other hand, do see in rectangles and we have to take that into account when we take a photograph. Having forced the view of the world into the rectangle defined by our camera sensor, you can use the […]
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