PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge The other day we came across, for the first time, the former outdoor swimming pool in Grantham. This facility in W...

click photo to enlarge The purpose of a mirror pond is to re-create, usually in a man-made stretch of water, some of the qualities that a ...

click photo to enlarge If anyone were to look for favourite formal characteristics in my photographs - compositional themes rather than s...

click photo to enlarge It was wind turbines that first prompted the realisation that tall things - I mean very tall things - look tallest...

click photo to enlarge In the middle of the Lincolnshire town of Bourne is a large, grassed open space with some stretches of water, tree...

click photo to enlarge It was 10 years ago today - 23rd December 2005 - that I embarked on this blog. I needed a diversion from work, som...

click photo to enlarge It is a children's story that I blame for my fascination with bridges; specifically, "The Three Billy Goat...

click photo to enlarge Today's photograph is a variation on one posted a couple of days ago. This time I wanted more emphasis on the e...

click photo to enlarge I'm an impatient patient. During my recent bout of illness I found myself unable to settle to any task, frustra...

click photo to enlarge The other evening we went to see Mike Leigh's, "Mr Turner", a film about the great English painter, ...

click photo to enlarge Today's post is my fourth featuring what I have described as my favourite windmill - the Maud Foster Mill at B...

click photo to enlarge It's customary for Anglican churches to have a raised pulpit and a separate reading lectern from which sermons ...

click photo to enlarge Walking along a street in Greenwich, London, recently I came upon a shop with goods spilling out on to the pavemen...

click photo to enlarge One of my bad habits when I was working was occasionally eating my lunch at my desk. As bad habits go it's not...

click photo to enlarge The word "industrial" in the title of today's blog post is something of a  misnomer. The fact is tha...

click photo to enlarge The words "snapshot" and "snap" in connection with photography seem to have pretty much disapp...

click photo to enlarge It wasn't until I had willow trees growing in and adjoining my garden that I really got to know them. One of...

click photo to enlarge This is, I think, the third photograph that I've posted showing a church organist. There's something about...

click photo to enlarge I recently read Peter Ackroyd's fine book, "Thames: Sacred River", a work that examines the river ...

click photo to enlarge "Nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing." (from "The Picture of Dori...