Taken with an Olympus E-410 in the cloisters of Lincoln Cathedral. As might be expected there were a lot people around the cathedral, and it was difficult getting shots that didn't include brightly arrayed tourists. However, as I walked through the cloisters I turned to my right and saw this gentleman just standing there evidently … Continue reading MMX: Waiting →

Taken in Lincoln Cathedral with an Olympus E-410 at ISO 400. As I walked through the cathedral I was struck by the way the light fell on the altar which due to its stone gave it a different hue to the rest of the stonework. I love the way the carpet leads you up to … Continue reading MMX: Flowers and Altar →

Taken with an Olympus E-410. I was struck whilst sitting in a small café in Lincoln with the olde-world charm of it and the view outside. The two menus on the tables anchor the shot and the sides and top are framed by the curtains. The eye then drifts out of the window to the … Continue reading MMX: Three Menus →

This image was taken with an Olympus E-620 on a freezing cold Skegness beach in January. The composition immediately fell together because of the horizontal lines separating the snow, sand and sea sitting virtually on the thirds of the picture. I took several images without the two people in the picture but as they walked … Continue reading MMX: Snow, Beach and Sea →

This image was taken at Castle Howard with an Olympus E-620.My wife Janette had just sat down on the bench with the pyramid behind her and as I turned around to join her, I saw the light coming through the clouds and the three birds illuminated by it. Janette was looking at something on the … Continue reading MMX: Pyramid and Birds →

This image is the front cover of the forthcoming photographic book I am working on . It is a collection of the best photographs I took during 2010 - hence the title MMX (roman numerals for 2010). The book contains both colour and black and white images, and is meant to be representative of the … Continue reading MMX Book Cover →