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
On March 31st, a group of enthusiastic photographers gathered in Nottingham for a day of street photography in the city centre, despite the rainy weather. The result of their creative endeavours is a photobook that captures the essence of the urban landscape and the spirit of the day. The image above is the design for…
On yesterday’s journal entry I wrote we were heading off to Mablethorpe for New Year’s day, and then we switched to Barton Upon Humber and the Water’s Edge Country Park, which I had been intending to visit later this week to start creating assets for the photobook workshops I am teaching this month and into…
Lunch at Steels On March 5th I led a Photo Day for the Royal Photographic Society, where ten photographers from all over the region travelled to Grimsby and Cleethorpes to create photography about the achitecture, life in the archecture, and the local food and drink. Our day started at the Yarborough Hotel, a Wetherspoons. How…
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…
creak of the windowbreath in the new year coloursthe sun is shining 9am: pulling back the curtains the colours of the New Year beckoned me to open the window and taste their warmth.We are off to Mablethorpe today, where I want to try out an idea for a new project I have been thinking about….
