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The Face in the Wall
This stone visage looks over the scenery at Anacapri, Italy… What did this image teach me? To find interesting photography subjects no matter where you are, or what you see.
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Glastonbury Abbey
Another shot from the archives (I know I’ve said that a lot recently, but hopefully you can understand why)… What did this image teach me? That getting down low can add a different dimension to a shot.
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Capri Sun
Here’s an older shot from a trip to Italy a few years ago, a beautiful country that is going through a very bad time. What did this image teach me? I like Italy. It’s a beautiful country, and I have no idea when I’ll get a chance to visit again.
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Sepia Church
It’s been a little while since my last Burrow Mump photo, so here we are – a sepia, sunset shot. What did this image teach me? Sunsets and sepia tones can work together, if the composition is strong enough.
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Stourhead View
This is one of several fascinating follies and structures that you can find lining the lake at Stourhead. What did this image teach me? Once again diving into the archive of unedited photos has offered up something good.
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The Golden Lady
I liked the play of light and shadow in this shot, and the lines and shapes. What did this image teach me? To appreciate light and lines as much as subject and composition.
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Ancient Stones
Here’s a picture of Stone Henge, found in my archives (this photo was taken many years ago, but only edited recently). What did this image teach me? For one thing, I didn’t realise I’d taken so many pictures of stone henge!
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Big Bee
Bees are vital pollinators, without whom many of the plants we grow for food would die out. What did this image teach me? That there a many photos in my archive that have long been overlooked, and in this time of isolation and generally not going out, I have a chance to rectify that situation.
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The Angel & The Scythe
This tiny statue resides at the top of a set of stairs, carrying his scythe. He’s about three inches tall. What did this image teach me? A lesson that I seem to constantly need remind about – never stop looking. There’s always, always something interesting just around the corner.
Do you like what you see?