A Thousand Lenses and One Mobile Phone Later
There was a time, not terribly long ago, when “serious photographers” looked at mobile phone…
Film, Dust and Forgotten Mornings
There was a time when taking a photograph involved patience, uncertainty, and occasionally mild financial…
Walking Slowly in a World That Won’t
There was a time, not terribly long ago, when a walk meant precisely that. You…
A Quiet Afternoon with Crocodiles and Questionable Composition skills
There are, I am told, easier ways to spend an afternoon than standing at the…
A Sunset, Two Photographs and a very good Barbecue
There are days when one sets out with purpose, tripod packed with military precision, lenses…
The Art of Missing Focus and Finding Joy
There is something faintly embarrassing about realising that one has missed flowers. Not in the…
The Curious Case of the Ever Improving Camera and the Completely Unchanged Macro Photographer
Photographers are, by nature, a hopeful species. Every year a new camera appears with more…
An Afternoon of Food, Wandering, and a Rather Moody Sunset
There are two kinds of people who chase sunsets. The first are poets who scribble…
Sea Link
Preferably with muddy shoes and a mildly aching back… There are certain monuments in this…
Point, Shoot, and the Improbable Joy of Photographic Minimalism
(Or, Why My Canon is Pouting) The request came down, as these things always do,…
Monochrome Flowers
There is something faintly suspicious about flowers. They sit there in gardens, parks, vases and…