Explore “On va Marcher sur la Lune – Kate,” featuring my daughter’s candid photos from Nantes. These raw, delicate images offer a unique glimpse into her world, capturing the nostalgic journey of childhood photography.
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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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Dear Reader, in my last article I said I would try and get some more photos for your delectation. On Saturday I was in a rehearsal room all…
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My Dear Reader, welcome to yet another article where I will try to find something interesting or witty to tell you. I have neglected you over August, but…
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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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Hello. I have a friend called Julie Dodge and she is a photographer in Brooklyn NY. I have asked her to mentor me and maybe put me in…
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The author couldn’t go to the UK, so he decided to explore Nantes with his camera. Inspired by minimalism in street photography, he captured the city’s evolving architecture and historical landmarks. Using a FUJIFILM XT2, he focused on form and light for a visual workout, finding joy in the experience and considering it a regular practice.
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So I was almost late for Merry Christmas, but in France you get until the end of January to wish people Happy New Year, so not late at…
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This weekend I haven’t taken any photos, but as they say so well in Blue Peter, here’s one I made earlier. These photos are now two weeks old….
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Right, where was I? Ah yes, down by the waterfront, the front being the Hangar à Bananes and the water being the Loire. So we’ve done the Grue…
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After having met Nikos Aliagas on the Saturday I was still starstruck and it seemed to bring me out of my photographic funk… I’m not saying that all…
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