Nature Photography & Fine Art, card & print making
My portfolio from July 2022, hope you like seeing my work from this month, looking forward to seeing what August brings (more heat waves?).
CLICK July 2022 to see portfolio.
Throwback to the beginning of 2022 with pictures from 2016-2021. I hope you have enjoyed the videos through…
I’ve been rather busy at work lately, hence the silence and I’ve also been busy out and about…
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What a most beautiful start to the weekend. Enjoy the sun and have a lovely day!
Over the past 6 years I have been creating a Portfolio of some of images from the month. If you would to view them scan the QR code or simply follow this link, thank you.
Portfolios
Over the past 6 years I have been creating a Portfolio of some of images from the month. If you would to view them scan the QR code or simply follow this link, thank you.
Portfolios
Throughout the year at the beginning of each month I will created a short video of photographs from that month from around 2016-2021. I hope that you will enjoy watching them.
Throughout the year at the beginning of each month I will created a short video…
Throughout the year at the beginning of each month I will created a short video…
Throughout the year at the beginning of each month I will created a short video…
June was a very busy month visiting many places. I think I got back into the swing of taking photography again, without feeling like I had to go out and take images, for the sake of it.
Beningbrough Hall is always a favourite of mine partly because I have a National Trust yearly pass which allows be to visit many places.
The meadows at ‘golden hour’ was really special too. Golden buttercups and wild Lupins bathed in the rays of the setting sun (plus it was also lovely and hot even at sunset.)
As you probably realise I love photographing bees. Where would we be without bees? As far as important species go, they are top of the list. They are critical pollinators: they pollinate 70 of the around 100 crop species that feed 90% of the world!
In the middle of the city was the idyllic, St Anthony’s Garden. A quiet haven in the hustle and bustle of the city.
I also visited York where they had made it into a bee friendly city with tubes of flowers and flower displays all around.
Today I visited York to see the nation’s biggest bee-friendly floral display! The weather was fabulous, a great day to visit and a chance to take some lovely flower pics!
Businesses in York have come together to help the local bee population to thrive. Since Summer 2018, York BID has delivered annual floral displays to add vibrancy to the city Centre and surrounding areas. This year the BID is expanding on this project to deliver the nation’s biggest bee-friendly floral display.
Bees are pollinators and therefore crucial to our ecosystem but are sadly in decline. The BID has filled the city Centre with over 200 planters filled exclusively with bee-friendly plants. This is designed to give pollinators ‘rest stops’ so they can travel safely from green space to green space.
The project runs from 10 June- 30 September and covers the city Centre. In addition to the new planters there is also a focus on existing bee-friendly initiatives in the city as well as new ones that businesses have created to support the project. So get yourself down for a visit!
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