PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge The flat, Fenland landscape that extends across parts of Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Suffolk is well...

click photo to enlarge When this cottage was built, probably at some time in the eighteenth century, it would have been judged to be mode...

click photo to enlarge When you move to a new part of the country you immediately notice accents and dialect words because, despite the...

click photo to enlarge On a walk taken after June rain had begun to clear we came upon these old sheds that were once an essential part of...

click photo to enlarge In my working life I had an interesting but demanding job that made ever more claims upon my time as I progressed ...

click photo to enlarge Today's photograph was taken about seventy yards from and a few minutes before the shot in the previous post. ...

click photo to enlarge We've just experienced the first real mist of early autumn in this part of Lincolnshire. As I looked out of th...

click photo to enlarge Doesn't this Fenland scene look calm, idyllic and bountiful? I think so. The luxuriant wheat is flawless, even...

click photo to enlarge The theoretical output of a wind farm does not equal the actual output. Anyone who lives in the vicinity of a site w...

click photo to enlarge A casual viewer of today's photograph could be forgiven for thinking that they were viewing a shot of the Russ...

click photo to enlarge "My greatest fear: repetition" Max Frisch (1911-1991), Swiss author and critic I find it hard to unde...

click photo to enlarge In England in 1665 the Great Plague, the last widespread outbreak of the feared bubonic plague, began killing abou...

click photo to enlarge There's an old saying that "what we learn from history is that we don't learn from history." It...

click photo to enlarge When, in 1839, Rowland Hill was given a two-year contract to run his proposed postal system with its "penny...

click photo to enlarge Before I moved from north west England to Lincolnshire I knew more about medieval ploughing than I did about plou...

click photo to enlarge When I was young Christmas card pictures could, by and large, be grouped into three categories: the robin, relig...

click photo to enlarge Mankind has a great capacity for invention. Throughout the ascent from cave to skyscraper inventions have been one of...

click photo to enlarge Photographers love the sun. Look at any gallery of outdoor images produced by a group of amateurs or professionals ...

click photo to enlarg e Gazing down Church Street in Bicker the other day a roaring sound attracted my attention, and then a great curve of...

click photo to enlarge In an ideal world the mission of any television station is to entertain and to inform. Pretty much every channel thin...