Been a bit lazy of recent in posting to “Moments …” and I’d forgotten I’d taken these just before Christmas. A terrific sunrise taken looking south from our upstairs bedroom windows about 2 minutes apart showing just how quickly the colours in the sky change at this this time of day. No changes (ie Lightroom) […]
Before we say goodbye to 2015 Read More »
Happy Christmas everyone and welcome to the re-themed “Moments like these …” It was a step change for me moving away from https://mlt.photography earlier this year and I enjoyed setting up this new site here on https://mlt.photography However it never quite felt right and it certainly didn’t work as well as I’d hoped it would on mobile
A slatingly good time to you all Read More »
Not the best photo from a weeks’ Photo Workshop with Nick Jenkins at Llanerchindda Farm near Cyngordy but an atmospheric one none the less. [Have a look at this image to see what was cropped out of the foreground – someone in Llandovery should be ashamed of themselves!] The other images are still being processed
Star Wars goes to Llandovery Read More »
It’s an unusual privilege to be able to go into the lighthouse at Strumble Head – especially a few weeks after Kevin Bacon did – with an advertisement for EE – but that’s completely irrelevant. Anyway, a few images of a lovely few days with Carol and Chris at Little Haven are to be found
Inside the lighthouse at Strumble Head Read More »
I could have shown a picture of the Boat House where Dylan Thomas lived in Laugharne, but this one of the Writing Shed where he retreated to do a lot of his writing including Under Milk Wood, I feel, says a lot more. It’s been a momentous year this year in Wales for Dylan Thomas
A great day out with Stuart at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. I’m sure he lost count of the times I said – I don’t do culture. That’s of course not strictly true, but I do find it challenging to engage with abstract sculpture and most modern art. It’s therefore not surprising that the pieces I
The Yorkshire Buddha Read More »
… of course it’s a hairdresser’s car, but …
One for Mr & Mrs Groom Read More »
Continuing our walk around Cardiff in the mud! Alec had said I ought to record the muddy paths we trod, so I did, here’s the evidence.
It’s what walking’s all about Read More »
The Natural History Museum is an impressive building in any light, but emerging from visiting the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition, which had opened there the day before, you just couldn’t help but be amazed at the contrast between the sunlit building and the dark clouds behind.
An exceptional building in exceptional light Read More »
Returning from a visit to Hereford, we stopped in Monmouth. I hadn’t realised that Jenny had never seen the town. Quite apart from the historic gatehouse over the river, the town is now famous for its self-styled Monmouthpedia virtual existence, with QR-codes all round the town. Of much greater interest than that are its two
Charles Stewart Rolls Read More »