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Clay Day
All taken with the prime 50mm lens, most at f1.8. No flash. ISO 800. Worked brilliantly in the low-light situation. And I remembered to change the ISO back after! Yesterday evening was Katherine’s...
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Ridley Hall
Ridley Hall It’s a sign that I’ve read too much Harry Potter; I now think of this as the Riddle House. It’s not, of course, but in my mind, when I read The Goblet of Fire and the passage, “Once a...
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Janus
The beginning of Daylight Savings Time always makes me more aware of the beginnings and ends of days, particularly insofar as daylight is concerned. Our house is fortunate in its orientation, having a...
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Dumb, dumb, dumb
There are so many things about photography that you can’t control. You can’t control the weather. You can’t control the actions of wild animals. Fort Amherst and the lighthouse, silhouetted by light....
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New perspectives
The Fighting Newfoundlander. The flecks of red on the plinth are red, plastic Remembrance Day poppies that visitors have jammed into the crevices. It can be very tricky to get a new angle on an old...
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All the world’s a stage…
Dildo, Trinity Bay stage ~ “An elevated platform on the shore with working tables, sheds, etc, where fish are landed and processed for salting and drying, and fishing gear and supplies are stored;…...
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