Category Archives: Photography
Origins
We had lunch on Saturday at Muckross House, Killarney, the place where my interest in photography was first awakened. It was a grey, soft day with very muted light. And yet the place was absolutely beautiful, as ever.
Larger image here.
Taking global warming to heart
For a first-time movie, this is quite something. It comes from a fascinating account of a session at NYU Journalism School on stills photographers using video to tell stories where stills don’t quite do the trick.
The view from here
The restaurant in the National Portrait Gallery this morning.
England’s green and pleasant land
Just driving along near where I live this morning and I suddenly noticed this vista. Nothing spectacular: just quietly beautiful.
Because it’s a panoramic shot the bigger version has more impact.
Surrealism
The light of other days
After Magritte…
This is not a stool.
Death in the afternoon
On reflection…
