Ann Miles Blog

Three panoramas taken from above the firing range at Barton of the Cambridge skyline. The views go from left to right on the skyline, in the...

I thought I would give my tilt and shift lens an outing today as I had to go into Cambridge. I discovered it was the University Open day for...

This small beetle is a Lesser Stag Beetle and was amazingly aggressive attached itself to my toe while gardening. Although only an inch in l...

I spent a hot hour this afternoon trying to photograph Emperor dragonflies in flight - a very frustrating activity but I did end up with one...

Trying to photograph 8 babies all around 1 - 2 months proved a huge challenge. Certainly I gave up on the eye contact.It was difficult enoug...

The noise of the burner alerted us as this splendidly red balloon came right over our bungalow. The light was so clear that you might even b...

A couple of images of an Emperor Dragonfly laying its eggs on water weed stems. I liked the ripples in the first shot and the Common Blue d...

Spent a very pleasant afternoon at Burwash Manor Farm being shown around by the owner Michael Radford. The farm is run organically with plen...

Four 'pattern' pictures taken around Paddington Station area. A celebration of steel and concrete

This heron appeared in front of me in Regent's Park and I was holding an infrared camera with a 50mm lens

Three enigmatic views while walking from Kings Cross to Paddington

A few images from my journey by train to Bath. All have an element of waiting. The many repeated objects in the last image appealed as well ...

A visit to Wicken Fen provided an opportunity to photograph a Four-Spotted Chaser that had just emerged from its larval case. I used various...

Some images from trip to Kings Lynn to lecture - not very good weather but took a few shots with the infrared camera. T...

Very pleased to catch a Peppered Moth in my light trap last night as it was very much part of my biology teaching through the years. When f...