Tag: LifeLens

I’ve been sharing my own photos now for eighteen months so I thought the end of the year was a good time to call it a day.

If you wish, you can find the published photos by following the tag “LifeLens” on the main page of my site, or by hitting this link.

I thought I’d just round off the series by re-presenting a handful of my favourites.

I just loved the Alpenglow here. Not visible as I took the shot, but picked up by the sensor. This is the summit of the Matterhorn, Monte Cervino, Mont Cervin, call it what you will, standing at 4,478m on the Swiss/Italian border. One of the most imposing images I ever saw.

Here’s a wider shot, taken with a different lens and different filters:

I’ve been sharing my own photos now for eighteen months so I thought the end of the year was a good time to call it a day.

If you wish, you can find the published photos by following the tag “LifeLens” on the main page of my site, or by hitting this link.

I thought I’d just round off the series by re-presenting a handful of my favourites.

This peaceful, pastoral scene, taken at the end of August up in Norfolk, is one of my published photos. I permitted the UK’s National Farmers’ Union to use it in one of their publications.

I can still se that telegraph pole; it annoys me now. I should have airbrushed it out.

I’ve been sharing my own photos now for eighteen months so I thought the end of the year was a good time to call it a day.

If you wish, you can find the published photos by following the tag “LifeLens” on the main page of my site, or by hitting this link.

I thought I’d just round off the series by re-presenting a handful of my favourites.

Rape in full bloom, and as you can imagine, there was an enormous downpour a few minutes after I took the shot. I love the contrast of the colours.

I’ve been sharing my own photos now for eighteen months so I thought the end of the year was a good time to call it a day.

If you wish, you can find the photos I shared by following the tag “LifeLens” on the main page of my site, or by hitting this link.

I thought I’d just round off the series by re-presenting a handful of my own favourites.

I just loved the clarity in this one. We even see that the bee is carrying something as it flies toward the thistle.

When my eyesight was still good, I was a bit of an amateur photographer. This is one of mine.

When my eyesight was still good, I was a bit of an amateur photographer. This is one of mine.

Memories of summer. I loved this one because I managed to make it look so washed out, as if this was a watercolour. Felt pastoral, but that’s typical of summers around here.

When my eyesight was still good, I was a bit of an amateur photographer. This is one of mine.

When my eyesight was still good, I was a bit of an amateur photographer. This is one of mine.