release brightened path
walking cobbled roads of time
peaceful moment shared
History tells us that the Romans once lived in Caistor, and that once this was where the centre of the settlement was. It is just below the back of St Peter and St Paul Church.
As I lie in bed, nestled under warm blankets, I am serenaded by the sound of raindrops tapping gently against my windowpane. The tree outside stands tall and bare
Yesterday, October 15th, 2024, I kicked off the first session of my Woodland Photostories series with a visit to the ancient woodlands at Willingham, just outside Market Rasen. The day was bright, perfect for capturing the beauty of this Lincolnshire gem. I was joined by eight fellow members of the Royal Photographic Society East Midlands…
The English dog show is a cultural mainstay that epitomizes a society’s zest for friendly rivalry. Its allure lies in the thrill of competition and the recognition bestowed upon the victors in the form of vibrant rosettes. Like a canvas painted with the colours of human ambition, the dog show is a spectacle that captures…
Back in 2012, a significant shift occurred in my photography journey as I bid farewell to the substantial Nikon D3 system, embracing the much more compact Olympus EM5 along with its diminutive lenses—a notable departure from the bulkier Nikon counterparts. Over the years, the lenses on my Olympus setup have grown in size with wider…
In our last zoom meeting of 2023 I invited Gerry Coe to talk to us about his iPhone photogrpahy. The event was a sell out with viewers from all over the UK, and from abroad. One lady, from California told me she had to log off at 2am her time, but can’t wait to watch…
Discovering The Fuji X100VI and the Fuji X-T50 Had a great week at Bridlington last week. I took the new Fuji X100VI and Fuji X-T50, along with an 8mm, a 30mm macro, and the 70-300. I can get all the kit into a Billingham Hadley, whereas my previous kit, which comprised an Olympus OM1 and…
