Just a quick message to my readers to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a happy and peaceful New Year. Our Christmas tree at home has white LEDs on it. Just for a change I tried a different Light Painting mode on my Huawei mobile phone; Traffic Trails. My usual Silky Water mode gave […]
Category Archives: Landscape Photography
On a recent trip to Pembrokeshire one landscape feature really stood out. It was the Valero oil refinery at Pembroke. It was tempting, in a landscape that has fabulous coastal scenery, to ignore it as a photographic subject, but it’s such a prominent feature it’s worth a closer look. Looking at it from the Angle […]
On a walk with a friend on a lovely sunny day recently we came across a large electricity pylon. The appearance of pylons divides people, but whether you like them or not it’s worth looking up and seeing if there are any images to be found. The sun was shining through the glass insulators on […]
Living, as I now do, in Worcester, the Malverns Hills are now a local place to visit. Although they are called hills, some of the peaks are high enough to be classified as mountains. Once such is Herefordshire Beacon at 1109 feet above sea level. It’s the site of British Camp, a huge Iron Age […]
It’s well and truly autumn now and the sun, when it’s out, is at a much lower angle to things than at the same time of day in summer. That lower light angle means that lots more photographic opportunities arise. There are very busy spiders living on and around our window frames. However often you […]