Sunset from Caerphilly Mountain
November in Cardiff is usually a great month for sunrises and sunsets. The first hint of the air turning colder, and the lower angle of the sun on…
It’s what walking’s all about
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.
Westonbirt tree
A visit to Westonbirt Arboretum - missed the best of the autumn colours this year, but I did like the shapes of the trunks of this Acer.
Yet another solitary tree
Photographers like solitary trees, they can be quite reflective of mood, light, location and occasion. This one was caught just north of St Fagans - an oak tree in a…
An exceptional building in exceptional light
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…
Skirrid from road up to Hatterrall Hill
Another image taken whilst on a walk. This time the first stage of The Beacons Way - from The Skirrid (Holy Mountain), near Abergavenny, to Llanthony Priory. A lovely early…
Charles Stewart Rolls
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…
Salmon Leaps
Just outside Dinas Powis in the Vale of Glamorgan, near to Michaelstone-le-Pit, are the disused fisheries known as Salmon Leaps. There's a lovely circular walk from Dinas Powis that takes…
Patterns in Mud
The River Usk, alomng with the Wye and Severn, experiences a very high tidal range. This results in extensive tidal mud flats which, as in this case, can take on…