On the advantages of being a crap gardener.
The Rough Patch
hebden bridge
Going physical
In which I get out there in meat-space.
One day my prints did come!
In which I geek-out over some high-tech print-production apparatus.
The joy of the familiar—and the unfamiliar—on a local patch
Getting to know a place well means knowing what to look forward to, and appreciating when something unusual happens.
Hebden’s non-eponymous bridges
In which I describe a few of my favourite bridges from my photo-project ‘Hebden's Other Bridges’.
Announcing my new photobook, ‘Hebden's Other Bridges’
My photo-book of bridges in the Hebden Bridge area is now available.
Wren visit
In which I find myself face-to-beak with Troglodites troglodites.
Turtles of the air
What links sea-turtles, swifts, and railway viaducts? Plus some handy ornithological photo tips.
A monument to lethargy
Sloth is a much-maligned sin, as our driveway demonstrates.
A British wildlife spectacle
Every spring, something happens in Britain that ranks alongside any wildlife spectacle you might see on telly.