During a chilly February half-term escape to Weymouth, the weather fluctuated dramatically. Despite cold conditions, the second day offered improved photography opportunities at Portland Bill Lighthouse, where stunning views and powerful waves impressed. Overall, the three-day trip provided a refreshing coastal experience, yielding valuable images despite less-than-ideal weather.
The author celebrates their birthday with a high-contrast, long-shadow photo walk in London, navigating various iconic spots with just their iPhone 15. Enjoying crisp winter weather, they focus on capturing dramatic black-and-white images. A visit to art galleries and a birthday pint enhance the day, making it a memorable creative adventure.
In mid-May, as central heating may be considered, this month’s curated creative gems are highlighted. Raw Street Wall, a street-art graffiti-style typeface by Volcano Type, is perfect for headlines. The Gingerline offers an exclusive edible journey, while Visualsk2 captures beautiful motion blur. Gracey’s Pizza in St Albans is praised, and Mark Fearnley’s fine art street photography is noted for its unique style.
A few weeks back, amidst the crisp air of early January, I found myself with a rare gift: a day off on my birthday. Embracing the solitude, I dubbed myself "Billy No Mates" for the day and ventured into the heart of London. Despite the biting cold, the sun graced the city with its radiant… Continue reading Freezing photowalk with the iPhone 15
Photographing Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, is a captivating journey through the vibrant tapestry of Vietnam's largest metropolis. The city pulses with life, with colors, textures, and architectural contrasts. Skyscrapers coexist with French colonial buildings, and bustling markets provide a snapshot of daily life. From the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica to the… Continue reading Spirits of Saigon: Unforgettable Experiences in Ho Chi Minh City
Hoi An, Vietnam, is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved ancient town, rich history, and cultural diversity.
In Vietnam for three weeks, experiencing the warmth and charm of Hanoi, the lively Old French Quarter, and the fascinating Train Street. Highlights included the ubiquity of the city's iconic yellow stools, the thriving coffee culture and diverse street food, and the dizzying motorbike traffic. The trip successfully combined historical elements with modern street scenes, greeted by the friendliness of the locals and low cost of living.
I was lucky enough to be in Boston, USA, for a photoshoot in early June. I left London Heathrow early in the morning, just as the long overdue British summertime sun and blue skies finally made a well-overdue appearance. I landed in Boston at lunchtime on a cold, gray, windy, and wet afternoon. Not quite… Continue reading 5am Boston photo walks
Gingered up July ’23 Whoops, I seem to have slipped again on my gingered up, updates! I skipped April because we were in Scotland, then I made a plan to get this out in May, well that didn't happen. We're now at the end of June. Sod it, lets aim for the start of July… Continue reading Five things that got me gingered up this July ’23
We spent the last two summer holidays in Malta and what a great place it is. Not only for a holiday but as a stunning photographic location.
The Shortbread Shed 