Ann Miles Blog

A walk in the meadows at Granchester yesterday evening was a delight with warm evening sunshine and hardly any wind. The hot weather after a...

For those who came to the CCC Nature Group and tried to identify the beautiful small eggs that Stephen had photographed, they have now hatch...

Travelodge at Cheltenham reflected in one of the derelict buildings on the Film Studio site. We were there for a weekend called the 'Br...

Having been the photographer for several weddings lately, I was immediately drawn to this Crested Pigeon's amazing head gear - would put...

Having recently set 'Green' as a category in a club competition because I often don't like it in my images, I thought I would tr...

Some wide angle views of a very confiding Tawny Frogmouth. They are often called Frogmouth owl but are actually related to Nightjars. They a...

What Bride doesn't dream of a shining white Rolls for their wedding car complete with ribbons and sparkling chrome Someti...

Inevitable with all the recent rain that today's posting features very wet flowers. When I looked out of the window this morning, I tho...

Classed as a weed in the garden, I love Cow Parsley where it occurs en masse at this time of year. Its local name of Queen Anne's Lace d...

Two images of the old huts - it will be a great shame if it all gets tidied up when the site is developed further. However, Health and Safe...

Wonderful cloud formations this morning.

One more from the Ashridge bluebells - I loved the shadows thrown by the low sun.

As expected the bluebells were a little past their best but still a wonderful sight. Lots of children were there after school and several of...

A guided tour round Bletchley Park was very enjoyable thanks to our informative and amusing Guide. I got very interested in the doorways and...

Very weird light early this morning when I looked out of study window . Looks as if the world had been converted to monochrome and then spl...

Three more images of the oilseed-rape fields around Toft in Cambridgeshire

Taken on my morning walk with my Lumix digital camera and processed from raw using just Lightroom. Very pleased with the result as the Pana...

The fields are looking wonderfully colourful at the moment with the vibrant greens of the new wheat shoots and the trumpetting yellow of t...

This was the best of my images taken on our recent trip to Therfield Heath. I used the 15mm lens on manual focus and tried to estimate wher...

It is that time again when I attempt to photograph bluebell woods. They seem pale this year - perhaps because of the warm dry weather. This ...

Pleased to see 'our' pair of swallows this afternoon on the washing lines - the first ones I've seen anywhere. It will be intere...

In yesterday's sunshine Southend looked very attractive. My photos give the appearance that there weren't any people about but, in f...

Abandoned pail and spade in just the right colours! Perfect weather conditions with sunshine and no wind to spoil the reflections.

The Botanic Gardens are at their greenest at the moment with all the new leaves.

Decided that as it appears that everyone at weddings now has a camera, I would make a feature of one in a wedding image

Been a bit quiet on the Blog front as I have had two weddings to do and process images for within a week - not to be recommended. The weath...