Although we live in a world that is increasingly paperless, I’d be lost without a computer printer. Every now and again I’m asked to fulfil some administrative task that involves printing off and signing a piece of paper. Either that, or I have to print off photographs for family members or scan an original image
For the first time in ages, I managed to get out and have some fun with my camera this week, taking random images of whatever I came across. Lying outside our house was this pile of frost-covered leaves and I thought it looked very seasonal. The image was taken with quite a tight aperture. While
I got a wake-up call at the weekend. It states the obvious in many ways, but I remembered that I have a young child and I discovered that entertaining a group of kids for two hours during a birthday party is not easy.
Have you started your Christmas shopping yet? I have a long way to go, but I have made a start. That said, Mrs Adams and I still have to get anything for the children.
Pictured here is a sculpture which can be found on the beach at Adelburgh, a small town on Suffolk coast. Known as The Scallop, it was created by the artist Maggi Hambling and divides opinion locally, some loving it, others wanting it removed.
