Ann Miles Blog

The light in the first part of the evening was ideal - low sunlight with plenty of interesting clouds as well as blue patches. The clouds bu...

A few pictures from a visit on Thursday evening on my way to lecture to their camera club. Lovely evening light to enjoy a picnic in the mea...

Sorry, but more images from the pond - this time using same lens as before (300mm with extender ring) but now on a tripod so smaller apertur...

Spent a couple of hours photographing Red and Azure Damselflies as respite from too much computer work. Used 300mm lens with extension ring ...

The surface of the River Wensum on Wednesday was a mass of flying 'gnats' and as they changed speed they appeared as flying rods wit...

Lots to photograph at Pensthorpe today including Bearded Tit with its lunch and Reed Warbler. The colours on the Ruff and Mandarin Drake wer...

Due mostly to the high winds, I only managed a headless Nightingale photo at Paxton today but the Whitethroats are now in full display mode....

A few images from Devon of Redshanks, Ruffs and Mute Swans gettingthat Spring feeling.

A couple of smoke patterns from a creative evening with our Freshers' Group at the Camera Club. The focus is not quite right but love th...

I am sure everyone will see different things in these droplets but for me the first one looks like a sleeping dog, the second two, skull and...

Thame Travelodge provided a very atmospheric sunrise on Monday. I then went on to Ashridge Estate and photographed the Bluebells, which were...

Managed to leave the Travelodge near Plymouth in time to record the dawn on Dartmoor. There was a bit of mist around but not enough for an a...