PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge As the years go by and the photographs accumulate I have become aware that my opus features a number of photographi...

click photo to enlarge One of the advantages of winter sun (in the northern hemisphere) is that it is relatively low in the sky. Conseque...

click photo to enlarge I grew up among the hills, mountains and valleys of the Yorkshire Dales. In recent years, since we moved to the fl...

click photo to enlarge Silhouettes are a reasonably regular feature of my photographic output. This year I've posted silhouettes of ...

click photo to enlarge In 1750 the Calendar (New Style) Act brought England's calendar properly into line with that of most Western Euro...

click photo to enlarge I recall that on at least one occasion during my childhood the gun club in the market town where I lived took their w...

click photo to enlarge "It is impossible to give you rules that will enable you to compose. If it were possible to compose pictures by ...

click photo to enlarge At the end of last year my CRT monitor died. I'd only had it three or four years and had bought it when it was qu...

click photo to enlarge One way of reading a photograph is to consider it as a story with a narrative: to ask the question, "What is it ...

click photo to enlarge "Always take photographs with your back to the sun." That's the first piece of photographic advice I re...

click photo to enlarge I've always found the sources of personal names interesting, particularly those chosen for girls. Flowers have pr...

click photo to enlarge "When a dead tree falls the woodpeckers share in its death", Malayan proverb In the past fortnight I ha...