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Author Archives: Guthlac
Will Brendan Leave?….
Over the past few days there has been some speculation that perhaps Brendan Rodgers will once more jump ship from Leicester City to become the Arsenal manager. It has been reported that Rodgers has not played down the rumours … Continue reading
No flatulent cows….
I greeted the dawn of the last day of summer with alongside a flatulent horse and I had this idea that I might do the same, only this time with a cow or two. (Boy would that have been smelly!) … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Four Horsemen, Photography
Tagged autumn, Cows, Dawn, Fog, Four horsemen of the apocalypse, frost, Horse, Mist, photography, sunrise, Wind Turbine, Windfarm
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In the presence of…
The two most influential horses items in the world? One, whose DNA is present in around 95% of all thoroughbred race horse in the world – the other probably the best painting of a horse. Not bad for an exhibition … Continue reading
Posted in christmas, Photography
Tagged christmas, Eclipse, George Stubbs, Merry Go Round, Milton Keynes, MK Gallery, Whistlejacket
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We Three Leaders of Britain are…
Just over two and a half weeks to go before the election and all the polls seem to be pointing towards a Tory victory. I can’t say I think that is the best result for Britain but if it … Continue reading
He does not ….
MIlton Keynes is a funny place – a small American style city plonked down in the middle of rural north Buckinghamshire. I always find that as this was a city designed with the car in mind it is always very … Continue reading
Posted in autumn
Tagged Anatomy, exhibition, George Stubbs, Horses, Milton Keynes, MK Gallery, Street Photography, Whistlejacket
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Not what I was expecting…
So much for all those plans. Today was supposed to be an early rise out amongst the freezing mist – no mist/no sunrise! Next plan: Go to Charnwood Forest and try and capture the hard bleakness of the coming winter … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Photography
Tagged autumn, Autumn Colour, Beacon Hill, charnwood Forest, Old John, photography, Ratcliffe on Soar power station
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Why do politicians lie?
A sweeping statement I know and I am sure there are many politicians who would take exception to the implications. However, if this election has been characterised by anything it is politicians of each party making outrageous claims about … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Four Horsemen, General Election 2019, Photography
Tagged autumn, Broadband, BT Openreach, Fog, General Election 2019, Mist, Windfarm
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Bang Bang Max….
The other day I watched the disappointing Danny Boyle movie of a Richard Curtis script movie Yesterday. Whilst there were many things wrong with the film it still had the strength of the Beatles’ music to support it. Not … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Photography
Tagged autumn, Autumn Colour, Beatles, City of Leicester, Maxwell's Silver Hammer, New Walk, photography, Victoria Park
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An act of god?…..
The story writes itself. Unfortunately, as the national newspapers all originate in London this is from the “In Brief” section of today’s Times. The political talking heads, in London, are all chatting about the effect that Nigel Farage’s capitulation … Continue reading
If he was from the House of Lords….
If you want to understand why the political parties have no control of the election process just look at the current flooding in the Yorkshire area. There are a number of Labour seats in this so called “Red Wall‘ area … Continue reading
Posted in Art, drawing, General Election 2019
Tagged drawing, Flooding, General Election 2019, Meadowhall Shopping Centre, portrait, sketch, sketchbook
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