Very excited today for simple, but somehow satisfying reasons. These are that my Business Cards will shortly be printed by Vista Print. Somehow that gives the title 'Business' legitimacy, even in this all-digital Zoom Webinar age. The fact that I can put my hand in my pocket and pull out a card starts the conversation off Q. 'So what do you do?' A. 'Here's my card' It's long overdue of course, but I've been concentrating on all kinds of other stuff, which I know is a poor exc

Just a quick non image related post to feedback on a pleasurable afternoon spent via Zoom in the company of Brendan Van Son and six other like minded photographers. Brendan is a Travel Photographer and popular YouTuber with over a hundred and fifty-six thousand subscribers! (156,000) which is a lot and he's built a photography business from scratch so I was pleased to hear him share some of his experiences of building that business. I came away with a whole bundle of ideas th

I thought I'd share with you an image that is still in the editing process. Like many painters, I often find I have to go back to an image several times before it is realised in its final form. The picture shown here was captured on my trusty Fuji XT-2 with the 18-55 lens at 18mm and f11. At these settings it is an extremely sharp lens and when pixel peeping there is a rewarding amount of detail. The location is an iconic one, sea cliffs and stacks just below the magical Kyna