Ann Miles Blog

I was amused by the name of this cafe as Ascaris is the latin name for a family of intestinal parasitic worms. The cafe is actually named af...

As a start to my long-planned project on mobile cafes etc, here are three images from Cambridge. I hope to add more to the collection while ...

Roesel's Cricket was previously found only on the south east coasts but has now spread to many areas. It is distinguished by the yellow ...

Image from inside the main stand during a friendly between Cambridge United and reserve team from Liverpool FC. Liverpool won 1...

A lady was exercising seven Collies at Paxton Pits so took an infrared wide-angle view of them. The trees on the right are more traditional ...

A couple of images taken with the infrared digital camera and converted to monochrome in Lightroom adjusting the various colour channels.

Peacock butterfly taken with 50 mm macro lens - it was a fairly 'lazy' butterfly and allowed me to get close with 50mm macro lens. M...

We found this Great Crested Newt underneath our wheelie bin last night. Great Crested Newts are our largest native newt species and have d...

Two of the three weekends that I am participating in the Cambridge Open Studios are over, so I am interested to see which are the favourite ...

Had a go at photographing the lightning this morning as it was almost continuous at one point and so bright it was visible for long enough t...

Some more images from Infrared camera. This time the photos were all taken in RAW and an initial correction done using a camera profile made...

I had an hour to play with my digital camera that has been converted to take Infrared shots. I read on the web that the white balance shoul...

It has been a busy week preparing for Cambridge Open Studios so I have only just got round to looking at the far too many images that I too...

We visited Orford Ness on Saturday on a very hot sunny day. I decided to concentrate on using my 15 mm fisheye to take the flowers on the is...

The Friday evening three of us went down to Levington on the Orwell and enjoyed a quiet stroll along the river looking towards Harwich docks...

I thought friends would appreciate this accidental shot taken in the chaos of my studio as I prepare for Open Studios on July 11-26th.

Came across this very spacious loo in Devon. It felt quite daunting to have so much space around - it is normally 'the smallest room...

It is a great year for poppies and other wild flowers. This field is near Barton and gives the feel of Provence with the line of trees....