We made the most of the Bank Holiday weekend yesterday and visited a nearby wood that was full of bluebells. While Izzy and Helen were running around under the watchful eye of Mrs Adams, I tried to snap some images of the flowers themselves.
During my recent trip to Melbourne, I was invited along to a new attraction in the city: The Pauline Gandel Children’s Gallery. It’s a part of the long-established Melbourne Museum and is designed to appeal to children aged from birth until five years of age.
This photograph represents a trick of the eye. You could be forgiven for thinking it was taken forty years ago when it was, in fact, taken last week.
This landscape shot was taken in Robertsbridge in Sussex, earlier this week. We’d been visiting Bodiam Castle and as you can see, it was gloriously sunny day.
This is a picture I took of Helen while on a climbing frame at a park earlier this week. While she was climbing to the top, I looked up and had to reach for my camera as I found the silhouette effect mesmorising.
