The Ship Cemetery
I can’t help but think about the men who sailed on these old ships that have been abandoned. Most likely, fisherman heading out to sea to bring back…
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Watching people watching art
Sometimes watching people watch art is half the fun. Especially modern art. It makes you question what art actually is. Sometimes you have to look twice. Sometimes you…
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He went wider
Dear Reader, you know how in the past I have talked about how some of us love the big massive telephoto lenses? And how others like to go…
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Hepple for Photos not Gin
Hepple. Even just saying it gives me a certain sensation of pleasure. Heh-pull. It just rolls of the tongue, and the pull sound at the end is tension…
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Parisian Nights. Part II. Montparnasse et Montmartre.
First of all, well done for not missing part two of this incredible recitation of fifty-something outings in a lovely part of the world, except where my wife…
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Parisian Nights. Part I. Montparnasse…
Do you know how sometimes an event in time keeps you going? It could be getting home after work, leaving work for lunch, or even having a cup…
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February Continued…
In my last article Dear Reader, I promised you some colour photography and in this article, you’re going to get it. The sun was still warming my back…
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Art in Nantes
This time last week I was looking forward to getting out with my camera (I’ll let you guess which one) and getting me some art! The sun was…
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Cassiopée, Queen or Constellation?
The Cassiopée that I will be talking about is neither. She is not a star that looks like the letter W, nor is she an arrogant queen of…
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