PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge There's something about the Love in a mist (Nigella damascena), sometimes known as simply Nigella, that makes ...

click photo to enlarge Elsewhere in this blog I have posted photographs of Penyghent, my favourite among Yorkshire's "Three Peak...

click photo to enlarge For many years our visits to London involved staying in Rotherhithe by the River Thames. That great artery formed ...

click photo to enlarge Over the years I've mellowed a little with regard to graffiti. I still dislike "tags" and the graffi...

click photo to enlarge As its name suggests Broadway Market is a market street that has grown up on an old drove route, a track or road on...

click photo to enlarge We tend to think of the conservatory as an adjunct to Victorian and Edwardian houses, and they were certainly popul...

click photo to enlarge The O2 Dome entertainment complex on the Greenwich peninsula in London was initially known as the Millennium Dome ...

click photo to enlarge One of the poor decisions of the 1980s was that made by the newly privatised BT (British Telecom) to introduce a ne...

click photo to enlarge In a post of 2006 I wrote that I could never have been an entrepreneur or venture capitalist because I would dism...

click photo to enlarge The church of St John the Divine at Southrey is unusual among Lincolnshire village churches in a number of interes...

click photo to enlarge Our garden is sufficiently large that one year we thought we'd turn part of our largest lawn over to meadow. T...

click photo to enlarge The purpose of a mirror pond is to re-create, usually in a man-made stretch of water, some of the qualities that a ...

click photo to enlarge Even though the weather was heavily overcast and dull, and despite the fact that the pelargoniums were only startin...

click photo to enlarge Unlike many names in Britain that of King's Cross is of relatively short standing - less than two hundred year...

click photo to enlarge Some weeks ago, when my wife was away for a few days on family business, I catered for myself (with the aid of kin...

click photo to enlarge The allotment is slowly disappearing from England's cities, towns and villages. These community gardens were ...

click photo to enlarge I can remember the first photograph that I took where I deliberately sought an out of focus background.  It was of t...

click photo to enlarge Recently overnight rain was followed by a sunny morning and the glistening foliage of the garden encouraged me to p...

click photo to enlarge Thoresby College in King's Lynn, Norfolk, was built in the early 1500s as the accommodation for thirteen chantr...

click photo to enlarge I remember being told a story in primary school about how the forget-me-not ( Myosotis ) got its name. God - or a ...