This is an image made from a photograph that I took from the balcony of the flat that I had at that time. It was in a high-rise block and the fire alarm went off about 3 nights a week. It seemed the local youths liked watching the fire brigade race through the streets to
I used to go to the national trust café at St. Margarites at cliff in Kent. The slopes around the café have the most marvellous views of the port of Dover. I would go with my sister and her family and have a picnic and watch the ships coming in and out. It was always
The colours of this bird are magical. The reds with he whites, greys and blacks make this creature simply stunning. Add to that the spike effect feathers shooting out of its’ head and that mop of black feathers that resembles an afro haircut and you have a bird that is truly magnificent. The cool grey
Ah go on, just look at this adorable Umbrella Cockatoo. It is so cute. Its’ creamy plumage and those yellows melting into it makes it look so cosy, so comfortable and well, just plain cute. Of course, it also looks quite sumptuous, luxuriating in a quilt of the best, warmest, softest, deepest, feathers imaginable. The
I was staying in Cornwall with friends Alf and Nain and in fact that is where all this photography began really. It was my first trip with my equipment, and I photographed just about everything in Cornwall! I remember Alf being amazed at the things I was photographing, and I told him I was shooting
Cornflowers are one of my favourite flowers. He blue ones particularly so. This one was growing in my garden and so naturally enough, I shot it, erm with my camera of course. I don’t own a gun and if I did, I am reasonably certain I would not use it to go around shooting
Back in 2006 I went to visit my family in the USA. This shot, is of the Campbell’s factory in Philadelphia, where my family now live, although on this trip in fact, they did not. They used to live in the Pocono mountains a couple of hours or so drive north of Philly. So
