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Day 3 of the Thailand trip and this time I was heading off to see The Grand Palace. Now, I was supposed to have been here before however the 2007 tour was waylaid by a wild preceding night on Khaosan Road. I don't need to remind you of that now, but you can of course read … Continue reading The Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha
And so, the Thailand posts continue ... One of the first posts on this blog was of a day in late 2007 where I was taken around three of the most popular temples in Bangkok. Flash forward to late 2015 and although I'd been once before, I felt that I'd only have regrets if I didn't … Continue reading Temples of Bangkok
I originally started this blog with the intention of it being a travel blog. I was planning on processing the images I'd taken on my travels across Australia (years ago now) and to write short accompanying stories with each section. As you'll know, it hasn't quite worked out like that. In fact, I've not posted … Continue reading Damnoen Saduak
This has to be about the fastest time that something I've seen or photographed has been edited and turned into a blog post. I'd like a 'Well Done' sticker please. Or maybe some house points. A few weeks ago I was asked by a friend to take some portrait shots of her whilst climbing, a … Continue reading The Climber
A last minute adventure in Amsterdam with my camera in hand ...
So ... it was my intention to ensure that 2016 has at a minimum 1 post a month. Well, January has been and gone ... and no post! Perhaps I can make up for it with a double post in February? Bear with me, please ... Back in July I was offered the opportunity to … Continue reading Kirsty Morris in Plymouth
I find myself anxious to write a blog post so that I can say I published something in December and at least see the year out on a positive note. When 2016 comes it's a blog post a month and I'm determined to finally work on my travel photos. Where to start though? Well, these … Continue reading East Prawle Ramblings
Those people who know me will know that I've a developing interest in portrait photography. Those people who only know me from this blog will have no idea of this as I'm useless at regularly posting! Back at the end of September I had the opportunity to spend a couple of hours with Chiara Eisabetta … Continue reading Chiara Elisabetta
Well, I'll start with an apology. This year I intended on paying much more attention to the blog. As a minimum I wanted to publish a post once a month. Fail. It's not really for a lack of photographs or material. I still have a tonne of stories and images from my travels in 2008 … Continue reading Boardmasters 2015
Spring is my most favourite time of year. Growing up in the countryside you're acutely aware of it. The birds start to sing, the hedgerows come to life and trees start to leaf. Days become longer and you feel happy to be alive. One of the most beautiful sights in England are the bluebell fields … Continue reading The Bluebell Park