Sand sun
The tide makes interesting patterns in the sand. This one, around the remains of an old groyne post, made me think of…
Read more →The tide makes interesting patterns in the sand. This one, around the remains of an old groyne post, made me think of…
Read more →One of the things I really like is to take series of photos on a theme, photo journalistic style. To me, a…
Read more →I love doorways and doors. I must have thousands of photos of them from many countries. I always wonder what’s behind them,…
Read more →I used to go up and down the East coast of Scotland a lot to take my photos. One of my favourite…
Read more →I like framing things and I like grass in my monochrome photos. They mix well with the grain. Until now I hadn’t…
Read more →This is the photo that got me into monochrome (toned) and long exposures. It is also the photo I made when things…
Read more →This photo was taken on a winter Sunday morning at the top of the Trocadero, opposite the Eiffel Tower in Paris. I…
Read more →I grew up in Paris, but only went to see the tower once. That’s usually what happens to the locals: they don’t…
Read more →Quincaillerie (iron monger or hardware store) is apparently a word English speakers pain to pronounce. This woman was walking down the street…
Read more →Another photo taken near the jardin du Luxembourg in Paris on a Sunday morning. Every year, there is an outdoor photography exhibition…
Read more →A software engineer looking 50 in the eye. Photography picked up over 20 years ago, then set aside as life intervened — and recently returned to, with a deliberate focus on monochrome. Also drawn to found negatives: rolls of film abandoned by strangers, full of lives worth rescuing from obscurity.