PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge The British character is traditionally supposed to be low key, reserved, eschewing ostentation and brashness. Ther...

click photo to enlarge My earliest "serious" photography at the start of the 1970s involved a Russian Zenit E 35mm camera with ...

click photo to enlarge Like many photographers, when I find a subject that appeals to me I try to secure the best photograph of it that I...

click photo to enlarge I've written elsewhere in this blog about how, in Britain, the architecture of the 1920s and 1930s was very co...

click photo to enlarge Today's photograph shows what was once the longest single span suspension bridge in the world, the Humber Brid...

click photo to enlarge Ever since I first lived on the eastern side of our island I've had an interest in windmills. These buildings ...

click photo to enlarge According to the Ordnance Survey the farthest point from the sea in Great Britain is near the farm of Church Fla...

click photo to enlarge I've never liked the ornamental "pincushion" version of the common daisy, Bellis perennis . It alwa...

click photo to enlarge Today's photograph is another of my recently scanned slides from 1986. It shows the remarkable south door of ...

click photos to enlarge The inshore fishing industry of England's Holderness coast, an expanse that stretches from Flamborough Head ...

click photo to enlarge It occurred to me the other day that during my life I've flip-flopped from one side of the country to the o...

click photos to enlarge I spent enough of my career standing addressing people to know that there are times when, no matter how enthused...

click photo to enlarge It's a natural reaction, when approaching a medieval cathedral, minster or abbey, to look up. The architectur...

click photo to enlarge Is it possible to become a billionaire by ethical means? When I look at many who have achieved this dubious disti...

click photo to enlarge After a very dry, sunny spring and early summer, with plenty of warm weather - at least in my part of the world -...

click photo to enlarge As I was walking down the promenade in Hornsea, East Yorkshire, my eyes fell upon the public art and street furni...

click photo to enlarge Several years ago I was cycling with my wife along the along the promenade at Llandudno in North Wales when we were s...

click photo to enlarge In a south aisle in Beverley Minster hang flags of the East Yorkshire Regiment (The Duke of York's Own). How old ...

click photos to enlarge The main photograph in today's entry shows the floor in the choir at Beverley Minster, East Yorkshire. In the sm...

click photo to enlarge I was re-reading Oliver Rackham's fine book, "The History of the Countryside" the other evening when I ...