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Photographing Sunflowers

August 05, 2017  •  1 Comment
People start to smile when they see a Sunflower field in full bloom. Whether it's the height of the flower at 5-12 feet, the huge size of the flower head, or the sight of row after row of beaming sunshine, most people are captivated by them. They have relatively little fragrance and a rather bristly stem, but at this time of year they are one of th...
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Why Am I Doing This?

July 04, 2017  •  3 Comments
With tens of millions of people taking up photography as a hobby, and billions of people with access to a camera on their phones, it seems rather odd to be setting up a photography website! Strange as that is, that’s exactly what I’ve been doing this summer. Last year, my daughter Sarah and I published our first book of photos and verse entitled A...
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