Whilst ‘Runner-up‘ doesn’t have anything like the cachet of ‘Winner’, I’m pleased that ‘Euphorbia‘ was thus placed in Outdoor Photography’s competition this month. Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 100mm f2.8 USM macro lens, ISO 200, 1/400sec at f3.2, tripod, … Continue reading
There’s so much photographic subject matter at Kew Gardens that my visit lasting just one day left me feeling frustrated that I couldn’t stay longer. The gardens open at 9.30 am and close at 7.30 pm at weekends during Spring … Continue reading
Colleen’s ‘Underwater Flowers’ series of images will be exhibited at Harry’s English restaurant for a period of three months commencing 2nd August. Harry’s is an independently owned and run family run business which provides an alternative to the endless stream … Continue reading
I’ve neglected my blog, there’s no denying it as my posts have dwindled to almost zilch this year. I’ve been packing suitcases since February starting with a trip to Austria then the Philippines, France and Wales. I shouldn’t be too … Continue reading
Recently, I stayed in Manila for one night on the way to Napantao where I was going to take part in a coral reef conservation project. I was fascinated by the ubiquitous jeepneys, a cross between a jeep and a … Continue reading
This is where I learned to do scientific reef checking with Coral Cay Conservation last month in an Marine Protected Area. The coral was growing close to the surface of the water, right up to the low water mark and … Continue reading
Colleen will be showing her new work together with the Underwater Flower series at this new venue. … Continue reading
The Science Festival, which took place over three weeks in February, has become an annual event with a growing reputation. This is science presented in an entertaining, exciting and interesting way, which, for anyone who thinks the subject dull, difficult … Continue reading
