Tag: spring

One Colour a Day – Week 13

One Colour a Day – Week 13

Reading Time: < 1 minuteThere’s been some weather inspired colours creeping out this week. The spring sun, and sunsets, misty days and a cold. Also, a few new colours. After having had to purchase new laptops and spending about £26 Million in Lincoln, I feel skint. So only 3 …

Pine Trees

Pine Trees

Reading Time: < 1 minuteWhile on our first (hopefully of many) walks of the year I took a photo, as I have before, of the pine trees on Parkside Road. I’m always fascinated by these trees and (I am not sure if this is cut to avoid the road) …

Spring has sprung (just)…

Spring has sprung (just)…

Reading Time: 2 minutesI have again been doing less photography recently, and a lot of it has been using my phone. I never thought that I would say this, but it is very convenient and (other than not having an aperture priority setting) covers as much as my …

Shipley Glen in Watercolour

Shipley Glen in Watercolour

Reading Time: 2 minutesAfter the watercolour country lane tutorials I completed the other day I was inspired by the colours to work from some picture I took in Shipley Glen some years ago. I also wanted to play with the square format some more. Often the challenge in …

One Colour a Day – Week 7

One Colour a Day – Week 7

Reading Time: < 1 minuteWeek 7 of One Colour a day. The teeniest beginnings of spring are starting to show and I have been walking to work a little, though we will have no mention of Chardonnay this week, as Someone Who Shall Remain Nameless decided to throw a …

One Colour a Day – Week 6

One Colour a Day – Week 6

Reading Time: < 1 minuteThis week has been a little non-descript. It’s interesting, actually, when faced with trying to create a colour each day, even though I love colours, my mind goes blank at times. I think the first three show this. Steak dinners came into this, and other …

Meanwood Woods

Meanwood Woods

Reading Time: 2 minutesI’ve never been entirely sure how to name and efine this place that I come to so often. The name “Meanwood” stems from the Anglo-Saxon “Meene wude” meaning the Boundary Wood. They have taken the name Meanwoodside before and apprently now are properly called Meanwood …

Woods, Kids, Pigs Arses…

Woods, Kids, Pigs Arses…

Reading Time: 4 minutesThis is one of those posts with no real reason, other than as a reminder to see fun and enjoyment and photgraphic opportunites in every circumstance. We decided the other day to take a walk down through woodhouse ridge, to Meanwood Valley Urban Farm on …

Todmorden to Mytholmroyd – The Long Way Round

Todmorden to Mytholmroyd – The Long Way Round

Reading Time: 4 minutesThis was quite a walk on a warm Easter Monday. It’s a fair trek up from Todmorden up to the tops, but it is spectacular when you get there. I walked up the tracks to Lumbutts Road, and then up over Hey Head Green. I …

Further Experiments with Film

Further Experiments with Film

Reading Time: 3 minutesI’ve just got the second film back from expreiments with the new practika camera. Again, I am blown away by how these look, the feel of them is very different from digital and far more forgiving of exposure. The first set here are from an …

Faerie Pixie Wedding

Faerie Pixie Wedding

Reading Time: 2 minutesA more personal set, but I wanted to just post a little more of the beautiful Lime Tree Farm, and a recent wedding we attended in the stone circle. And wo can resist (not even some of the veggie types it seemed) spit roasted spring …