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Tag Archives: North Sea
42 Days
Once upon a time the best way to travel from one centre of power to another was by boat. Of course this was before there was such a thing as Scotland or England but rather smaller kingdoms, in this … Continue reading
Posted in 100 Days, autumn, Brexit, Photography
Tagged 100 Days, Bamburgh, Bernicia, Brexit, Edinburgh, Farne Islands, Firth of Forth, Game of Thrones, Isle of May, Kingdom of Northumbria, Mole Town, North Sea, photography, scotland, Seahouses
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That Was The Winter That Was….
So that is that then…winter is over! Spring is here, well at least as far as the meteorologists are concerned (and me). Whether the weather shares this point of view is another matter. Now we are into March what … Continue reading
Posted in Ironstone Beniface, Photography, Street Photography, Winter
Tagged Beacon Hill, Canon FD Lenses, Central London, Chinese New Year, City of London, East Midlands Airport, Hunstanton, Ironstone Benefice, Kegworth, Liverpool, North Sea, Prime Lenes, Ratcliffe on Soar power station, Sony A6000, Sony A7 Mk 2, Street Photography, Westminster, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, YSP
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So now we’re in it….
Posted in Photography, Winter
Tagged Birds, Clouds, Coast, Contact Sheet, Hunstanton, Magnum, North Sea, sky, Sunbeams, Thorney Toll, Turnstones
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Getting things in order…
It is a really tedious trying to get one’s life or order. As I wade through the many many thousands of images that make up my archive it does feel that I am sifting through my life or at least … Continue reading
Going around and around…
There was a time, in the dim and distant past (2013/14) when Brexit and Trump weren’t things I used to swear by an excellent photo app called KitCam. Unfortunately, this app is no longer available for the iPhone and I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in iphone, Photography
Tagged Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Lightroom for iPhone, Beach, Contact Sheet, Kitcam, KitKam, Lightroom Mobile, North Sea, Redcar
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Project LV One – Day 217 – Searching for Black heads
Strange how life leads you down strange and wonderful coincidences. Yesterday, for reasons that are just too boring even for this blog, I found myself driving through Easington. This was the mine which I believe used to dump waste … Continue reading
