PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge Many years ago I visited Athens to look at the architecture of Classical (and later) Greece. One of the many build...

click photo to enlarge There was a time, not so many decades ago, when some English farmers burned the straw on the fields after getting ...

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 When I was starting out in photography over four decades ago I remember reading a number of "rules" - th...

click photo to enlarge The church of St Nicholas at Walcot, Lincolnshire, is a favourite of mine. Its exterior leaves something to be des...

click photo to enlarge A camera of one sort or another is with me wherever I go. Too many lost shots have taught me the lesson that, whe...

click photo to enlarge In the UK finding new uses for old industrial or commercial buildings often results in them being converted into liv...

click photo to enlarge Every gardener knows the transformational power of flowers. Grow a clematis, a rose or a wisteria against a dull o...

click photo to enlarge "It was on the fifth of August, the weather fine and fair, Unto Brigg Fair I did repair, for love I was incli...

click photo to enlarge You'd think that one of the primary aims in giving a building a name would be to supply part of a unique addres...

click photo to enlarge Wagamama, the British chain of Japanese restaurants cum noodle bars, must be in the top ten daftest brand names i...

click photo to enlarge "It looks like it's swimming in paint", said my wife, when she saw this photograph on the screen of ...

click photo to enlarge Cycling along the promenade at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, a few years ago, I passed a building called the Hippodrom...

click photo to enlarge The same flower photographed under different lighting conditions can produce photographs with quite different qu...

click photo to enlarge I've heard it argued that Gothic architecture i.e. the medieval style that features pointed arches, was the fi...

click photo to enlarge As I stood podding broad beans the other day I reflected that the reward for the tedium of the activity is the shi...

click photo to enlarge It was an overcast day when we stopped off at Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, on our way to Herefordshire. We walked ...

click photo to enlarge The popularity of releasing helium filled balloons and watching them float away into the wild blue yonder shows no ...

click photo to enlarge There are few things that indicate the passage of time better than worn steps. To gaze upon stone (or even wooden)...

click photo to enlarge The native Yarrow ( Achillea millefolium ), familiar from roadside verges and meadows in England, has several names...