A Vibrant Autumn Day

A Vibrant Autumn Day

After a few miserable mornings, I set out at 6am with Freddie.  The sky is ablaze, giving me a hint of the colours that will deepen before sunrise. We walk across the harvested wheat field – the silage having soaked into the soil, allowing us to follow our usual...
Autumn Arrives Early . . .

Autumn Arrives Early . . .

The early signs of autumn have come early this year, after a blazing summer.  The temperature has changed on my early morning walks, silage has been spread on the harvested fields, and the mornings are closing in, such that they are no longer early morning walks...
From Mid-Summer and into Autumn . . .

From Mid-Summer and into Autumn . . .

Over mid-summer, while the sunrise is at its earliest and the days are long, I have used my daily dog walks over the fields with Freddie as inspiration for a low-key photography project.  I like focus and intent in my photographic work and enjoy the freedom of an...
Reflections on Personal Style in Photography

Reflections on Personal Style in Photography

Over the years, the concept of personal style in my photography has occupied my thoughts.  What is personal style, should I work towards one, how do I know when I have one, and will it change over time?  Is having a personal style a good thing, should I analyse the...
Breaking Free from that Post-PhD Feeling

Breaking Free from that Post-PhD Feeling

It has been a long time since I posted in this Journal.  The award of a PhD led me to the pinnacle of academic achievement, quickly followed by the award of a Fellowship from the Royal Photographic Society in recognition of my photographic research.  I had been warned...
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