PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge I'm taking a break from the blog for a while - it will be good for both of us. How long is a while? I don'...

click photo to enlarge "What is the good of your stars and trees, your sunrise and the wind, if they do not enter into our daily liv...

click photo to enlarge I like trees and I've taken a lot of photographs of them over the years. However, only a relatively small numb...

click photo to enlarge It's happened to me more times than I care to remember. I'm out photographing something large and eye-catc...

click photo to enlarge I've posted photographs in the past showing yew trees, often grown as hedges, that are clipped into massive, i...

click photo to enlarge Standing in Quadring churchyard the other morning, my fingers chilly on the cold metal of the camera, I started to...

click photo to enlarge It's sometimes a welcome change when you don't have to actively search out photographs but instead they ju...

click photo to enlarge Walking in lowland Lincolnshire can be a mucky, sticky affair in winter. Arable land at this time of year is often...

click photo to enlarge Winter trees - at least the deciduous variety - are different from the trees of spring, summer and autumn. In the ...

click photo to enlarge ...is what sometimes comes out of the weather forecaster's mouth when delivering his or her predictions in fr...

click photo to enlarge At the time of writing this blog entry winter has been pretty average in terms of weather. The temperatures haven...

click photo to enlarge When I was young Christmas card pictures could, by and large, be grouped into three categories: the robin, relig...

click photo to enlarge I've never been much of a rainy day photographer. My cameras and lenses, by and large, have never been of the wea...

click photo to enlarge The other day I was reading a news article about the recent DEFRA report, " Wild Bird Populations in the UK ...

click photo to enlarge "Heaven, as conventionally conceived, is a place so inane, so dull, so useless, so miserable, that nobody has ev...

click photo to enlarge Apparently December 2010 was the coldest for the past one hundred and twenty years. It was certainly the coldest I ca...

click photo to enlarge Photographers love the sun. Look at any gallery of outdoor images produced by a group of amateurs or professionals ...

click photo to enlarge Yesterday we had hoar frost on top of hoar frost such that everything looked like it was encrusted in a thick layer o...

click photo to enlarge I was born and raised in an upland area of north-western Britain, a region where the willow tree is something of a st...

click photo to enlarge On a recent visit to Newark, when the weather forecasters promised sunshine and cloud and the elements delivered lead...