Wee Waterfall
I’ve made a few photos of this waterfall since the start of the year: it might only be small, located […]
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Ways of Looking at a Bollard
Well, they say photography is partly about seeing interest in mundane things. So here are five views of a simple
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The Streets of Carlisle
A morning spent taking photos, tramping the streets of Carlisle
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The End of the World
It’s been a bit breezy the past couple of days – winds gusting over 50mph locally and up to 100mph
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Pyromania
Bamboo makes for almost ideal bonfire material – dries out easily, burns efficiently, and being hollow, keeps a ready supply
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Apocalyptic Shores
Down on the sea front, looking toward the disused BT radio transmitter station
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Fading Away
Taken during a lunchtime stroll down to Portpatrick: a moderate haar from the sea, obscuring the village in the distance.
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Reflections
It was good to go away for the weekend, and it was good to get back home again too nice
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Lifeboat Week, Portpatrick
Being Lifeboat Week in the village, it would be remiss of me not to post a photo of RNLI 16-21,
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Ferns in the light
One of the few New Year resolutions I’ve ever made was this year, and it was to look for photo
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Our Earth Was Once Green
Philosophical ramblings on the intersection of landscape and documentary photography.