6000 kilometres, give or take. Two weeks wasn’t near enough; another six weeks might have done it. Travelling with a wildlife tour group, no matter …
Kogel Bay late afternoon
Driving home from Cape Town early Tuesday evening, the weather looked increasingly threatening; dark clouds and just a peek of the setting sun. I’d been …
Hopelessly infatuated
Sometimes when you are given a gift it takes a while to work out just what it is you’ve got. My purchase of a Sony …
Saving Steam
The Solo Photo Book Month – an annual Internet competition now in its third year – is an event I am always pleased to see …
On the Exe
The river Exe flows from the deepest of the West Country to the English Channel, giving both Exeter and Exmouth their names. I’d have loved …
Steam
As you’ve already seen here: here, steam railways have been a passion since I was a kid. Recent visits to the UK made it possible …
Glimpses of Edinburgh
Auld reekie. Edinburgh. After shooting Oxford as glimpses, I’ve decided to try the idea out here as well. Once again, time is at a premium …
Glimpses of Oxford
Sipping coffee in a high street cafe, I wonder if it might be possible to capture the essence of Oxford in tiny glimpses; things often …
Richtersveldt
Straddling the border between South Africa and Namibia, The Richtersveldt Transfrontier Park is a wilderness of desert, rock and sand. With a barely measurable annual …
10204
MLS just passed 10k images and I’m as happy as can be. There’s a piece about it here.