I never thought...
In the past year I've successfully sold 10 pictures on Alamy of rollercoasters. I never thought. I only took a few because they look good against the bright blue sky
Stage. Travel. Photos. Thoughts...
In the past year I've successfully sold 10 pictures on Alamy of rollercoasters. I never thought. I only took a few because they look good against the bright blue sky
Remembrance Sunday is not far away in the UK, so I got this shot in the Dozinghem War Cemetery in Belgium
As far as man made machinery goes, there is no doubt that the Airbus A380 is at the top of the list
The summer brings out the very best in nature. How often do you stop and enjoy the wonder of nature? I find I'm doing it more...
While walking in Covent Garden, on my way to the Royal Opera House I might add, I looked down a very narrow alleyway.
Over time, I realised my photo collection is more than just files—it’s a record of my life, travels, and the people I care about. Trusting those memories to a commercial cloud service never sat right with me.
Instagram came on the scene back in late 2010, I was a big user of the platform as an amateur photographer. I didn't boast a huge following, but the community was great to get involved with. It was easy to find like-minded people and to share your photos, get comments, good and bad, share techniques and so on. The community was large, so it was easy to connect with people; you could get your followers up, which meant more exposure, and the likes soon followed.