Monthly Archives: May 2009

Andalucia spring 2009. 2.

                                  24th April. Another sunny day in Spain. The received wisdom suggested that there was no point in looking for chameleons until the oven … Continue reading

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Andalucia spring 2009. 1.

                                                                                … Continue reading

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Montreathmont and Rossie Moor public enquiry -result.

After a huge amount of campaigning by Friends of the Forest and STORM to prevent these wild areas of lowland Angus being turned into industrial wind parks, the Scottish Government reporter has recommended that the applications be refused. I am … Continue reading

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New ‘bells

Bluebells are at once a hugely engaging subject yet one that that we see relatively few interpretations of. I’ve resisted the temptation (amn’t I the virtuous one!!) to feature a “creatively” blurred one – the sort of thing where the … Continue reading

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Public oystercatcher.

                                                Hanging around public toilets with a 500 mm lens poking out of my campervan isn’t something … Continue reading

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Photo opportunities in Sweden

I had an email from Conny Lundstrom yesterday notifying me of the service he offers to photographers who wish to photograph a whole suite of Scandinavian species from his hides. Conny is perhaps best known for his work on golden … Continue reading

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Print pricing.

                                                We have long complained  that there is just no proper market in the UK for photographic … Continue reading

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Nostalgia for snow. 3.

                                                With uncharacteristically good timing, I found these catkins of woolly willow (Salix lanata) at their peak … Continue reading

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Digital projection article.

When I first investigated digital projection, it was very hard to find proper answers from anyone. You may find this article a useful starting off point in your own quest for answers!

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Recession-driven creativity

                                                “Difficult times often lead to great innovations…” New Scientist tells us this week. I’d put it … Continue reading

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