Beyond the Lockdown

During the Lockdown NZ in March, I was able to ride past Lake Waikare in the Waikato. This shot captures the mist rising from the lake, but still low on the further shore. I had been experimenting wit

Took this the other night from my verandah after a heavy rain.....

Bored with the lock- down, I decided to try my hand at taking some portraits of my beautiful wife who reluctantly agreed to pose for half an hour.. With just a desk lamp for lighting, and against the

Sometimes when you are limited by life and what is going on, you can't go anywhere you are limited by money and what you have around you. Then you use your imagination, you find something and you expe

I'm not a huge fan of insects to say the least, but this little fella amazed me with his stubbornness! He refused to accept the water ride down our bathroom drain several times and kept coming back, s

On one of my three photo trips to Rome during the lockdowns, I walked into a wonderful ancient church in Rome, Santa Maria in Trastevere. The church is located in one of the most traditional, best kno

In a dramatic deserted Rome, an old man, wearing a sanitary mask, walks in front of the Altar of the Homeland. The bent shoulders and back seem to be weighed down by the sadness of this unprecedented

During the lockdown we did some short late evening 'trips' around the block and decided to experiment with light painting (nothing serious, just curiosity), so here are some results that we achieved w

What better way to spend time in lockdown, in photographing our lovely next door neighbour, to help her celebrate her 88th birthday. Had to use an 85 mm prime but all good. Then at 6am this morning w

Without being able to go to my favourite nature spots, I'm looking more closely at who is living in my garden. I'm fortunate to back onto reserve here in Wellington, so we have many birds visiting. Va