Category: photography

Photo: Ayscoughfee Hall, Spalding

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BELLA DONNA — Little Things (Reblog)

engraved within him is a mysterious name,which somehow resembles a lovely dame.like scars painted without a hint of shame.which led him to ponder, what is this game? maybe it was destiny, or it could be fate.they met at a moment that was out of dateright there on an unexpected rendezvoushe was left dumbfounded, without any […]

BELLA DONNA — Little Things

light in the dark — Words + Images (Reblog)

Trinity Church in Copley Square. Boston Well, I can tell you, with a little behind the scenes knowledge, that the only things missing from this view of Trinity Church are the four large wreaths that will hang from the columns of the church’s now brightly lit west porch and a life-size ice scene of the […]

light in the dark — Words + Images

Little blue heron — I can’t believe it! (Reblog)

Looking back to March, just before transatlantic air travel became pretty impossible, we were lucky enough to get to Brazos Bend State Park. It was a delight to reacquaint with the subtle colour variations of the little blue heron. This heron is medium-sized, much smaller than the great blue, and more blue.

Little blue heron — I can’t believe it!

Photography, A Beginner’s Guide,Talking Pictures, Image and Message (3) – An article by Goff James — Art, Photography and Poetry (Reblog)

Goff James, Self Portrait 1, 2017 (FL 18.00mm, Exp. 1/5 sec, f/5.6, ISO 3200) Sometimes, especially for a beginner, it is good to look at photographs one has taken as well as those of other photographers; by doing so, one is able to learn to understand better what photography is all about. In my last […]

Photography, A Beginner’s Guide,Talking Pictures, Image and Message (3) – An article by Goff James — Art, Photography and Poetry

Water everywhere — I can’t believe it! (Reblog)

This view from Southport Pier has a great feeling of space. Reflections on the shallow surface water supplement the effect of the clouds themselves. No wonder this is one of my favourite places, especially towards sundown.

Water everywhere — I can’t believe it!