Today’s theme day was tiles, a lot more difficult than the previous ‘Red’ theme as we had to look good and hard around St Helens for material. Still managed to find a few items of interest and even found some tiles in the Turks Head, … Continue readingTheme Day – St Helens Tiles
We had a ‘theme’ day the other day, whilst on a day out to Southport. A theme day is where we pick out a theme and then spend the time looking for photo opportunities, within that theme. Previous themes have included Rain and you can … Continue readingTheme Day – Southport Red Day
A quick idea on how aperture affects your photographs – Instead of reading all about the science of what the aperture on a camera lens does and the reasons for choosing certain ones when composing your photograph, I have simply shown, in a video, visually … Continue readingAperture – What’s that all about?
Pembrokeshire is a fantastic part of the world for campers. Amazing views, pretty villages and the sea on your doorstep make it hard to beat. Its also a great location to see lots of wildlife. Here are a few pictures of our recent visit to … Continue readingPembrokeshire – Camping Heaven
Well the weather was a lot nice than last time we went and as such we sneaked in a extra day’s ‘tent time’. Was so nice just to sit in the peaceful PorthClais farm campsite (Check out the review). We have time to walk up, … Continue readingSt Davids – Our fouth visit
After last year’s trip to Lindos we fancied a little bit longer in the sun so returned for a two week break. We packed a lot in, two massages, a trip up to the acropolis (without the aid of a donkey), a trip to Rhodes and a … Continue readingLindos – A wonderful Greek old town
What else is there to do on a bank holiday afternoon? Good time was had by us all in the Liverpool Grapes and the kazimier gardens. We’d also gone to Kimos for veggi breakfast and a Ful Mudammas before having a sneaky beer in the … Continue readingBank Holiday Afternoon Drinks – With Glasses!
Since we photographed the Catholic Cathedral we thought it only right to do the same with the Anglican Cathedral. We had a stunning day again so lots of sunshine to work with. Amazing to think that the building was actually only completed in 1978 taking 74 … Continue readingLiverpool Anglican Cathedral – Grass n Glass
As a side trip to our visit to the Art of John Higgins exhibition we had a good look around the University of Liverpool site. There are some really beautiful and historic red brick buildings and can you spot the elusive sphinx?!
Blest with some sunshine, we thought we’d get some shots of this iconic Wigwam Check out the alternative Anglican cathedral shots too!