Passionate photographer living in Hastings
A post of 9 photos. Yet another set of photos that never got blogged at the time of taking them back in January (don't ask, it's been a very strange year) which is a shame as I was, and am, very proud of these London beauties. Many were taken from the top of Tower Bridge;... Continue Reading →
Wow, that's quite an accolade for the structure that locals either love or hate, and regardless of opinion, colloquially call 'the plank'. The 2017 RIBA Stirling architecture prize for best building is, according to some, excessive for a space in which there is 'nothing to do' and well deserved for others who love to promenade to the... Continue Reading →
Well, it took me over an hour to walk the few hundred yards that is All Saints Street in Hastings. It was resplendent under the mid afternoon sun - not the best time to take photos but sometimes you have to before everything disappears into shadow. At least, this time, I managed to stop myself for... Continue Reading →
It wasn't quite the same walking the orchard this week without the little white thing but the weather was fine and the cider brewery didn't clear all the apples so the colours were resplendent in the autumn sun. It was such a fine day, we extended our walk up to the castle and engaged with the ducks... Continue Reading →
Waking to a bright, sunny autumnal morning earlier this week, I thought I might challenge myself and take myself off to a new, different type of place to photograph. Just up the road from us is a beautiful little church, nestled in the woods - hence the name 'Church in the Wood' - and it would... Continue Reading →
Processed in B+W for Leanne's Monochrome Madness Challenge Being only the third year of the Rye Jazz Festival, it's not so surprising that the streets weren't buzzing with activity and there wasn't a saxophonist on every street corner. However, we struck gold when we turned up at the historic Buttermarket for a gig by a Hastings... Continue Reading →
As well as playing around with processing in Photoshop black and white, I'd like to boast my first long(ish) exposure photo today.
If you look hard, whilst walking around Dorchester town centre, you can see evidence of the Roman and Saxon history. I wonder what unseen histories I have captured in these window reflections.
This week, the theme for the WordPress, Daily Post photo challenge is monument. I thought this might be a nice time to look back over the photos I took last year in Cuba as they have lots of memorials and monuments throughout the island and I must have snapped most of them.
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