Hunting for beauty and balance, camera in hand
Most people here in the UK aren't too keen on the winter. But when you probe further, I find that many actually rather enjoy a crisp, frosty morning, or the romance of a first snowfall - especially as they're increasingly rare these days - or that low golden sunlight late in the afternoon. Perhaps what… Continue reading Embracing The Grey
During the winter months - which here are December, January and February - it feels like my photography slows down to match the season. Whether this is true in terms of the number of photographs I make, I'm not sure. I do have photos saved by month for last couple of years, but these are… Continue reading The Winter Slow
At the start of this calendar year I set out to try a new project, using just one camera for a month of photography. Sticking to my usual simple approach, I called the project One Month, One Camera. You can read the intro post from January here, and see all related posts here. So far… Continue reading One Month, One Camera – December 2019 (I) – Panasonic Lumix LX3
After photographing with intention for a few years, we start to recognise patterns and themes in our work. Something I've noticed with my photography is there comes a day in the autumn when I quite suddenly have the desire to switch to black and white photography. This doesn't mean I won't make another colour photograph… Continue reading The Day The Colours Fall
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