January 7th 2012

Part of the 366 project Life is so good for Lilly Cat.

January 6th 2012

Part of the 366 project Our reading chairs in the dining room at home.

January 5th 2012

Part of the 366 project The walkway from the Parade in Leamington to the car-park.

January 4th 2012

Part of the 366 project When I started work at this company, the car-park was full. It now doesn’t get many more cars than this.

January 3rd 2012

Part of the 366 project. First day back at work after the Christmas break. Looking behind me out of the window at rain shrouded Leamington.

January 2nd 2012

Part of the 366 project. I was working on my photography degree course when I took this image.

January 1st 2012

This is the first of my 366 pictures for this year. I have decided to use my Nikon P300 compact and to do all the pictures as monochrome. I will do minimal post-processing and the subjects will be very diverse. I do not anticipate producing any great photographs, but they will be a private … Continue reading January 1st 2012 →

A photo a day.

I'm really going to try and give this a go. I know I have said before that it is something I should try, but I have never got around to it. So 2012 will be the year I finally have a crack at the365 photo assignment. But of course it's not 365 days, as 2012 … Continue reading A photo a day. →

What’s Santa Bringing?

Well I have a couple of things that I'm looking forward to being dropped off by father Christmas this year. The first, and my main present is a Zuiko 18-180 F3.6 - 6.3 zoom lens. My brother has had one of these for a while now and it has become his main all-purpose, carry-about lens. … Continue reading What’s Santa Bringing? →

Camera Acquisition Syndrome – but only a little.

So, as the Olympus E-5 is financially out of my reach and very likely due to the state of Olympus will never ever be in my sweaty little grasp, when I was asked what I wanted for my birthday this year I said a new compact.I have an eight year old Nikon Coolpix 4100 which … Continue reading Camera Acquisition Syndrome – but only a little. →