A fisheye lens
Haven't posted for a couple of weeks, but that's going to change over the next few weeks as I schedule some posts from Cornwall and other photoshoots I've done recently.…
Three Castles – three people
A summer project of "Castles" set by our U3A Photography Group to supplement the overall Welsh U3A photography challenge of "Castles" took Marilyn, Len and me to the Three Castles…
A photowalk at Forest Farm
I took my grandson to Forest Farm to introduce him to photography. He showed some aptitude and we found some interesting shots to take in the couple of hours we…
It’s nature
A couple of images which have a natural world flavour. The toad was just one of many thousands who were crawling across a path in Hundred Acre Wood in Leeds,…
Dyffryn Gardens – the sun shone!
A few shots taken in the gardens at Dyffryn House on a lovely July day which we visited with our friends Chris and Carol. I was taken by the reflections…
Umbrian miscellany
A selection of images, ranging from building work in process in Trevi - with the disregarded poster, ardent tourists looking at Roman inscriptions in Spoleto, a hat shop and flowers…
Umbrian landscapes
A post on the subject of the landscapes of Umbria is a bit of a joke really. The region is just one huge but varying landscape that's almost impossible to…
Historic Umbria
It goes with saying that this area of Italy is rich in history from the Romans to the Etruscans, and more. I'm no expert! Here are just a few images…
Umbrian passageways
Almost as striking as the doors are the passageways and narrow streets which characterise much of this central part of Italy. The pictures are taken in Trevi, Assisi and Spelo…
Umbrian doors
The second post in the series focusses on doors. Italian doors are quite often simply magnificent and here are a selection of them taken in Trevi, Assisi, Bevagna, Montefalco and…