It’s not everyday you see a Mini parked on the side of a building. Unless of course it’s bolted there and going nowhere. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Going Nowhere’, 1/200s f/1.4 ISO1600 50mm
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One White Car Seen Heading West
I have been spending some time now with just a simple 50mm prime lens. The only way to zoom is by moving into a new position to frame an image the way I want it. Many times I find I just can’t go back any further due to roads or buildings to get a wide […]
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No Light Above This Rabbit Hole
As I go about my business at the bottom of these arcane structures I can’t but help feel a sense of being trapped down here. During the day there may be blue skies or clouds. At night stars or nothing at all. There is no light above this rabbit hole. Freedom lies in a torturous […]
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Branchial Fire
Our most common nudibranch (sea slug) Ceratosoma brevicaudatum is a beautiful creature. It is very hard to capture all of its detail in a single image due to its size and the depth of field challenges of macro imaging. This rear view end shows the detail and complexity of its branchial plume, the organ it […]
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The Twilight Zone
There’s a certain time of the evening; long enough after sunset for the twinkle of street lights and and transmission towers; not yet late enough for the first stars to appear. A time when silhouettes are backed by the fading blue hues of the day tinged with green, orange and grey. Welcome to the twilight […]
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