PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge Only a few minutes before I took today's photograph we walked across a pasture that showed clear evidence of m...

click photo to enlarge The other day I watched a tractor as it began to break up the surface of a field that had given up its wheat crop ...

click photo to enlarge My web browser bookmarks include a folder marked DIY. It lists sites and web pages that I've found useful when...

click photos to enlarge The inshore fishing industry of England's Holderness coast, an expanse that stretches from Flamborough Head ...

click photo to enlarge It occurred to me the other day that during my life I've flip-flopped from one side of the country to the o...

click photo to enlarge I've said elswhere in this blog that I think "the camera ALWAYS lies" is a truer statement than "t...

click photo to enlarge A while ago someone I know told me that her farmer son had taken delivery of a new combine harvester. "What colo...

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 Co-existence has been one of mankind's greatest challenges ever since he stepped out of the cave: co-existence wi...

click photo to enlarge Today I was looking at the bird box in my willow tree. I placed it there two years ago in the hope that a blue tit (P...

click photo to enlarge Towards the end of my third summer living on Lincolnshire's Fens may be a little early in terms of formulating th...

click photo to enlarge I sometimes can't decide which is worse - listening to someone telling me about their holiday or hearing someone ...

click photo to enlarge What has one of the first successful women authors to do with this flock of gulls? More than you might imagine! Dame ...