Are you one of those people who gets a bit reflective towards the end of a year? I am one of those sorts of people. Over the past few weeks I’ve been taking a long hard look at my lil’ blog.
This image is of a train approaching a railway station at night. It was an experiment and you could be forgiven for thinking it was an experiment in long-exposure photography although that’s only part of the story
I love a challenge and I also love the amazing photography that can be found on Instagram. Inspired by Insta-imagery, I’ve joined forces with Jo, who writes the Guilty Mother blog and we’ve set ourselves a week-long challenge.
Something odd happened earlier this week: I found myself in London with a spare couple of hours. I can’t remember the last time this happened to me, but I had my camera to hand so took myself off to Trafalgar Square to take some photographs.
Over the summer break I plan to publish regular posts from other contributors. The post below is the first in the series and comes from one of the friendliest and most experienced bloggers you could meet: Darren Coleshill of the Photalife.com blog. Here are Darren’s hints and tips for improving your family photography. There is
