PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge There is a great temptation in photography to shoot beautiful subjects when they are at their most appealing. Land...

click photo to enlarge It's well known that in the UK the main topic of conversation isn't the state of the economy, the royal f...

click photo to enlarge The red and yellow tulips in our garden look better than ever this year. I put that down to the much higher than ...

click photo to enlarge My DSLR, a Canon 5DMk2, is set to record images in the RAW format. I do this to give me the greatest flexibility ...

click photo to enlarge In a post the other day I lamented the attitude of some towards flower photography, and suggested that painters had...

click photo to enlarge On my frequent visits to churches to look at the architecture and history I often come across flowers.When a church i...

click photo to enlarge Last week, with a group of people, I visited a number of Lincolnshire churches. One of those on our intinerary was St...

click photo to enlarge Surfing the net a few days ago I came across a photographer's tips for taking good photographs of flowers. The ve...

click photo to enlarge I've photographed more tulips this year than ever before. Perhaps it's been a good year for tulips. Maybe I...

click photo to enlarge Visit any English church, at any time of year, and you are likely to see displays of flowers. In the building the sil...

click photo to enlarge The tulips are in full flower at the moment, and in my garden that means bright patches of red and yellow. My self-im...

click photo to enlarge I've always liked tulips. As a child I found their distinctive, pointed buds that opened into big, bright, goblet...

click photo to enlarge When it comes to Eric Clapton I'm one of those who feel that he peaked in the four albums he made with Jack Bruc...