PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge I've said elsewhere in this blog that I'm not a "doggy person". I have no problem with dogs, t...

click photo to enlarge In the 1970s I moved from a relatively small settlement in the upland area of the Yorkshire Dales to the Yorkshire...

click photo to enlarge One of the lessons I've learned in life is that many people are good starters but significantly fewer are good ...

click photo to enlarge I recently went to Belton House for the first time. This large country house is now in the care of the National Tr...

click photo to enlarge Yesterday I was thinking about the taste of deer. We visited the National Trust-owned stately home of Belton House...

click photo to enlarge "And was Jerusalem builded here, Among these dark Satanic Mills?" from the poem, "And did those f...

click photo to enlarge Last October, in a post called "WYSIATI" I described how I was underwhelmed by a series of art installa...

click photo to enlarge After thirty odd years of shooting 35mm film with an aspect ratio of 3:2 I shot with Four Thirds cameras for a few...

click photo to enlarge The original purpose of regimental "colours" or flags was to indicate the rallying points of troops on th...

click photo to enlarge The other evening we went to see Mike Leigh's, "Mr Turner", a film about the great English painter, ...

click photo to enlarge A ghost bike is a white painted bicycle, often changed to a fence, post or some other immovable object, sometimes ...

click photo to enlarge Over the past year, in our visits to Greenwich, I've watched the Greenwich Square development start to take sh...

click photo to enlarge Yesterday I grew by two inches. In case you think I over-indulged on the turkey, Christmas cake and assorted festi...

click photo to enlarge Words come and words go. I learnt the other day that "bae" has been added to the Oxford English Dictiona...

click photo to enlarge I sometimes think that the way we appreciate photography, in fact any kind of art, can be reduced to two descripto...

click photo to enlarge Today's photograph shows what was once the longest single span suspension bridge in the world, the Humber Brid...

click photo to enlarge Earlier this year I had a portrait assignment. Some photographs were needed to accompany a local magazine article ...

click photo to enlarge I've never been a big fan of Christmas. The increasing commercialisation of it has made the holiday into an or...

click photo to enlarge Along the southern bank of the River Humber, on each side of the Humber Bridge and adjacent to the town of Barton ...

click photo to enlarge Today's post is my fourth featuring what I have described as my favourite windmill - the Maud Foster Mill at B...