PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge There has been a port at Wisbech since the medieval period. Of course, inland ports (Wisbech is over 10 miles from ...

click photo to enlarge More than half of central London's trees are the London plane ( Platanus x acerifolia ), a hybrid of the orien...

click photo to enlarge When Henry VIII, as crown, replaced the Pope as the head of the church in England one of the steps that he had ena...

click photo to enlarge The uses to which redundant cinemas have been put are various. I've seen them turned into supermarkets, carpet...

click photo to enlarge One of the few growth industries in these depressed times is the mock shop front. These are either manufactured in...

click photo to enlarge Winter trees - at least the deciduous variety - are different from the trees of spring, summer and autumn. In the ...

click photo to enlarge I've written elsewhere in this blog about the way architects use trees and shrubs around buildings (see here ...

click photo to enlarge In a recent post I mentioned how, in common with most photographic enthusiasts, I make multiple exposures of a sub...

click photo to enlarge In the days before the dark arts of digital manipulation through programmes such as Photoshop many people held the...

click photo to enlarge We recently had a day in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. It happened to coincide with some of the better weather that th...

click photo to enlarge I've eulogized the spiral staircase elsewhere in this blog, and I've included photographs of many of the ...

click photos to enlarge Building fashions come and go; they have always done so. During my lifetime I've experienced fads and fancie...

click photo to enlarge Sometimes I think that we live in an increasingly casual world. Casual has its upside, certainly, but it can have dis...

click photo to enlarge Every now and then I get a flier through my letter-box soliciting unwanted metal items. They are delivered by a scrap...

click photo to enlarge One of the things that every photograph says to a viewer is, "Look at this" because photography is a way of...

click photo to enlarge The Cambridgeshire settlement of Wisbech still retains much of its character as a Georgian market town. Many of its h...

Click photos to enlarge Many people question the relevance of black and white photographs in our world of colour. "What's the point...