Photography
Wandering around Keswick beach on Derwent Water and choosing to shoot pictures mostly towards the sun, giving quite different views to the Box Brownie or Kodak method, ie “Keep the sun behind you”.
More photos: Contre Jour - Keswick Beach - Lake District National Park
Six views of the Troposphere from the Stratosphere
Looking at the Biosphere from above: the thin and fragile layer where we can live.
What is solid and what is cloud?
Who are we and do we matter?
The Kármán line is where “space” starts
Autumn colours starting on the hundred year-old London Plane trees on Brook Green, West London, just a short walk from the bustle of Hammersmith Broadway.
The dramatic glass and framework of Brighton’s Victorian railway station highlighted in the November sunshine and the blue sky beyond. It’s a dramatic welcome to Brighton, the first thing you see when you alight the train.
The station is the town’s gateway to the North, the rails continuing the lines of the station architecture and guiding the eye towards the line to London. The graceful curved roof spanning the platforms was completed in 1880 and last refurbished in 2000.
Sussex Twittens are back routes between streets. Locals use them as shortcuts and for access to back of houses but the rest of us are never quite sure where you will come out. Maybe a pathway to another world.
