Fathers Day

As it's Fathers Day today I thought I'd post some shots in memory of Dad.

These are a few from his time in The National Service in Kenya, he loved his time there.

 Dad on right

 Dad on right

Ken

Quote Of The Day

 "I wish more people felt that photography was an adventure the same as life itself and felt that their individual feelings were worth expressing."

Harry Callahan


That quote is to be found at the start of the new retrospective on Harry Callahan. A book I'm looking forward to getting and talking about here


Sean

Keeping the wheels turning

So myself & Diane have returned from a weeks camping. We were next to the beautiful, Robin Hoods Bay, which is about five miles from Whitby. We've recently got in to cycling, & we take them with us when camping, we're becoming big fans of it. The area we stayed in must be one of the best places to cycle
in the country, the landscape is at times, really breathtaking.

We camp a fair bit, and it's been a good while since I took my main camera with me, I tend to use use my iPhone for photo records/holiday snaps etc, but knowing where we were going, I felt I should.


I'm glad I did

Molly

Like most people, I'm a little adverse to seeing other peoples holiday pictures, and by and large that's what these are (I'm  under no illusion about that, though I do think the one of Diane by the fire is quite good). That last one, is of the Grandchild of a couple we got friendly with,. 

This is a Photography blog, born out of my friendship with Ken, who I wouldn't even know if it wasn't for

Photography. All good relationships, be they with a camera, or with another person, have to be maintained,  nurtured. It takes work, it takes commitment & of course, desire. I have returned from our trip happy that

I took my camera, and I'm happy to be showing them on this blog

Sean

On Going

On Going is for sure. I have been photographing and here is one from the other week.

A Pagan Fest.

Ken

He Shoots He Scores

Looking for sweet shop...Whitby

This blog is On Going

The Presence of Absence

“So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.”

Sean