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Category Archives: Eclectica
New Life for Old Prints
This week I photographed about forty of my old exhibition size prints from the late 1970s and ‘80s. And the results have been surprisingly good, and a huge saving on time compared with the workload involved in individually scanning the … Continue reading
Three Seater
The Docklands Light Railway (DLR for short) travels through the heart of Canary Wharf – a site of huge development in recent years and now home to a complex of high-rise modern commercial buildings just north of the Thames. I … Continue reading
Posted in Eclectica
Tagged Canary Wharf, DLR, Docklands Light Railway, Heron Quays, Photography, Seating
8 Comments
Intuition
Do you ever feel your subconscious mind drives some of your image captures? Do you sometimes take an image not really quite sure why you are taking it but driven by …intuition? Take today’s image. Two weeks ago on probably … Continue reading
Posted in Eclectica
Tagged Creativity, Door Stop, Intuition, Photography, Why we take images
21 Comments
Home, Sweet Home
Photography doesn’t have to be serious all of the time; sometimes it can be purely frivolous. But it’s always about observation. This image might bring a smile to your face. The sign, in full, reads: ‘This isn’t just a pile … Continue reading
Up on the Roof
Mosses and Lichens grow anywhere, even on roofs. A few weeks ago during one of the brief mild interludes in what seems a never-ending winter I completed one of my annual tasks: clearing rotting leaves from the guttering of our … Continue reading
A Day at the Exhibition
Earlier this week I made my annual pilgrimage to the Focus on Imaging Exhibition at the NEC Birmingham. This is the biggest Trade Fair for everything remotely photographic. Time for a picture or two. And a purchase. This year I … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture & Buildings, Eclectica
Tagged NEC, Photography, The Colour Red, Windows
12 Comments
Colour after dark
I was down in London on Monday evening to meet up with my son at Spitalfields market for a meal. The market traders had gone home, the office workers that walk through there everyday were also long gone. Even most … Continue reading
Posted in Eclectica, Stained & Decorative Glass
Tagged Colour, Light Panels, Night photography, Photography, Spitalfields Market
11 Comments
A Surreptitious Supermarket Snap
One of our local supermarkets has huge floor to ceiling windows which are alternately clear glass, and transparent orange panels. Visually they make a fascinating expanse of glass, and as this wall faces the afternoon sun, when the sun shines … Continue reading
Weather Vane
We made one of our occasional visits to Bicester Village mid-week – a luxury outlet shopping village about a half-hour drive from home. Before I go any further I’m relieved to report that my wife was not on a mission … Continue reading
Posted in Black & White, Eclectica
Tagged Bicester Village, Black and White Photography, Photography, Weather Vane, Weathercock
17 Comments
Double Take
Each day, for God knows how many days now, I sit in my study in front of an iMac screen and watch the rain fall. It seems to have been happening for so long that I can’t remember when we … Continue reading

