It’s that time of year again when most photographers share their favourite images from the past year but disappointingly I haven’t got any images to share because for the first time for many years for one reason or another I… Continue Reading →
This time Print of the Month features one of the more unusually located churches that I have come across on my travels and I remember my visit so well. Although I could have parked closer to the church I took… Continue Reading →
Dungeness has a very unusual landscape with one of the largest expanses of shingle in the world at the end of a mile and a half promontory, between New Romney, Lydd and Camber on Romney Marsh in Kent. As well… Continue Reading →
In the Autumn of last year I published an article on Britain’s Historic Harbours and following on from that I thought it worth taking a look at some of the more notable boat wrecks I have discovered on my journey… Continue Reading →
It’s time to take another whistle-stop tour of the many varying aspects of the British landscape. During my travels around the British Isles, I am nearly always guaranteed I will find a lighthouse often sighted in spectacular locations. With… Continue Reading →