The Castle from Bute Park
The treasure that is Bute Park
I've been to Bute Park, Pontcanna and Llandaff Fields four times in the past few weeks. Lockdown has forced us all to re-appraise what's on our doorstep and in Cardiff's…
What you can do with a few pixels
After a winter break, I'm back! First with a series of images from Forest Farm in north Cardiff which I've visited many times and which has a vibrant wildlife and…
The return of the fisheye
It's become a bit of a favourite lens just recently. There's not a shoot I go out on that I don't just pop the lens in my pocket - just…
No permission needed …
A bit of fun really. The ducks were feeding from the spillway as the water left the lake, I wanted to get one with it's beak in the "silky water",…
Cardiff’s changing
The city I've lived in, or been associated with for over 40 years is changing, and continues to change. There are so many great websites that follow the progress of…
Spectacular sunsets
I couldn't let the sunsets of this week wait until the sequence of scheduled shots that are due to appear on this blog over the next few weeks have finished,…
Garden pleasure
What a lovely day! The garden is beginning to looked cared-for again, so a break for a cup of tea and a couple of snaps. The Australian corner, and below…
Looking up in the City Centre
Sometimes we don't give ourselves the time to look up, rather than down, or straight ahead when walking a city's streets. Cardiff has a large number of interesting buildings -…
A day at Forest Farm
The U3A Photography Group had arranged a photo workshop for us at Forest Farm - a conservation centre run by the Cardiff City Council Ranger Service. The day didn't look…
Bit of Lightroom work at Brains Brewery
An exercise in cloning and healing, a bit of transformation of the verticals and of course a piece of judicious cropping saw this ... ... turn into this ... ...…
- 1
- 2