Ann Miles Blog

Some images of the Level crossing at Pymore - not sure how I will finally process and print the images but quite like this old feel to the p...

Wonderful skies today after yesterday's heavy rain. A few images here from my trip to Pymoor - thanks to Martyn and Tatt for their hosp...

Bryan kindly lent me his Sigma 180 mm Macro lens so I took it Damselfly photographing at Paxton Pits. I like the distance that you have bet...

A Bank Holiday walk around Paxton Pits this afternoon was rewarded with these great images of a warbler feeding its nestlings with a great ...

The Man Orchids are at their best locally though they are very short.

Two images from Ecuador trip and one from London. As it was too wet to garden, decided to sort through a few back images, delete those I w...

Further tests with the 25mm extension tube. The first is taken at f18 and the tips of wing and abdomen are not quite in focus. The second ha...

There were several pairs of red damselflies laying their eggs in the pond this morning. I tried a method that I used last year to get close...

During the recent hot spell, I looked back at some images taken at the end of May last year at Hunstanton. It was a beautifully clear and wa...

Along with recording the early wildflower species in my garden, I am trying to keep a record of the damselflies and dragonflies this year. ...

The flowers varied very much as to how they recorded in Infrared. These were the best of half a dozen attempts. The Centaurea (middle pictu...

A few infrared photos of King's College Chapel taken with the 'plastic' 1.8 50mm lens - seems to be the best one for the digit...

I have put the moth trap out during a few nights over the last month and have caught virtually no moths probably because it has been very co...

Last year I visited the beechwoods at Wandlebury around this time to photograph the White Helleborines and I wanted to try again this year w...

As well as photographing the birds and airplanes, we also took a walk round the Swiss garden. This was created in 1820 by Lord Ongley for hi...

We spent yesterday afternoon and evening at the Shuttleworth Collection, photographing birds of prey in the afternoon and then switching to ...