PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge Of all the objects that man designs possibly the most frequently attempted by people who are not trained designers...

click photo to enlarge Every gardener knows the transformational power of flowers. Grow a clematis, a rose or a wisteria against a dull o...

click photo to enlarge Though the language police would wish otherwise, language changes. Over time spelling and grammar are modified by ...

click photo to enlarge My introduction to the music of Philip Glass was through Godfrey Reggio's film, "Koyaanisqatsi" (198...

click photo to enlarge I've been idly thinking of replacing my Lumix LX3. Recent compact cameras, notably the Sony RX100, offer a muc...

click photo to enlarge I don't watch many of the TV programmes that people who know me expect me to see. The reason is that I'm ...

click photo to enlarge As a child I used to see faces in the front of motor vehicles. The headlights were eyes, the radiator grilles wer...

click photo to enlarge My use of cafés has increased since I took early retirement. Not to the point where I can count myself a member o...

click photo to enlarge In recent years I've visited Borough Market in Southwark fairly regularly, often to grab something to eat or ...

click photo to enlarge "A chair is a very difficult object. A sky scraper is almost easier. That is why Chippendale is famous....

click photo to enlarge I'd never been into the cafe at "The Deep" aquarium in Kingston upon Hull until a few days ago. Moreove...

click photo to enlarge ...and another photograph. A longer than usual shopping trip for food, concrete slabs and a replacement oven heating ...

click photo to enlarge In 1954, Alan Ross, Professor of Linguistics at Birmingham University, published an academic paper called, "Ling...