PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge Obsessive tidiness can be as much an eyesore as can casual mess. I was pondering this a few days ago when I came a...

click photo to enlarge During my many years working in education I was involved with a few building extensions. The process of design ge...

click photo to enlarge The Guardian tells me that in a public poll to mark the start of British Food Fortnight the county of Lincolnshire wa...

click photo to enlarge A tall, well-maintained tower windmill , its white sails slowly turning against a deep blue sky is one of the finest...

click photo to enlarge In a recent post I was pondering the attraction of decay , and the reasons why photographers are often drawn to scene...

click photo to enlarge The attractive qualities that are sometimes ascribed to ruins and scenes of dereliction and decay has its roots in th...

click photo to enlarge What word would you use to describe this derelict Fenland cottage? Bucolic? Enchanting? Decrepit? Quaint? Crumbling? ...

click photo to enlarge In 1892 a borehole was drilled on the edge of the Lincolnshire town of Sleaford. It was 180 feet deep, and proved tha...

click photo to enlarge This derelict Lincolnshire cottage has four chimney stacks, some of them leaning quite alarmingly. Four! That probabl...