Like yesterday, today began dull and misty, the low cloud blowing from the sea, and the oat fields shading from dusty golden yellow to grey…
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After months of prevarication, I’ve finally turned out the airing cupboard which had got to the stage of bursting the door open, there was so…
I’ve recently taken part in a couple of hand-made book workshops with Alex Hare and Lizzie Shepherd, learning how to make a simple concertina book and…
Photography is, of course, “all about the light”, and early this morning I made the most of bright weather. The sea at Lyme is often…
(With apologies to H E Bates for traducing the title of his much-loved novel!) I’ve just returned from a long weekend in Bude, North Cornwall.…
Most of my posts are on a particular theme, but it occurred to me, as I wandered around my nearest town – Lyme Regis –…
Seatown is a lesser-known beach on the Jurassic Coast, just east of Golden Cap, the highest point on the south coast. I visited it at…
The scene above is, on the face of it, quite timeless, and was taken just a few steps from home. There are several well-known 20th…
I’m a great one for finding abstracts or “accidental paintings” in my wanderings – whether natural or man-made. I know lots of people can’t see…