Tuesday 13 August 2019
by Wulf
Comments Off on The Artist
It has been a long time since I last took a self-portrait (although I did draw one recently – after an even longer gap). However, a friend was interested in possibly borrowing my easel so, after measuring it up, I … Continue reading
Monday 24 June 2019
by Wulf
Comments Off on Rotterdam Central
Apropos of nothing other than the fact that I’ve just been browsing my Flickr stream for recent things I haven’t shared here yet, this is a photo I took while travelling home from Leiden in April: I had a change … Continue reading
Wednesday 22 May 2019
by Wulf
Comments Off on Looking Down on the Garden – May 2019
During fine weather, the challenge of adding to this ongoing photo series is finding a morning when the sun isn’t shining so brightly. I tried yesterday but there was too much contrast, burning out the lit areas and loosing the … Continue reading
Saturday 2 February 2019
by Wulf
Comments Off on Snow Day
Yesterday was a bit of a snow day. I’m glad to see that most of it has cleared up by today and it should continue warming up over the next week. Therefore, I’m glad I got a decent shot with … Continue reading
Thursday 24 January 2019
by Wulf
Comments Off on January 2019’s Garden
Tuesday afternoon saw a fall of snow in Oxford – not quite a blizzard but enough to settle. I took the opportunity to take more photos for my ongoing series of garden photos. The snow is the main feature but … Continue reading
Thursday 20 December 2018
by Wulf
Comments Off on Holly, Ivy and Sorbus
Holly (Ilex) and ivy (Hedera) are the two plants most commonly celebrated at Christmas but this lovely example of Sorbus vilmorinii from the back garden looks like it could be a contender. Or, at least it would do if Christmas … Continue reading
Saturday 24 November 2018
by Wulf
Comments Off on Looking Down on the Garden – November 2018
The garden is now almost completely into its winter clothes. The majority of the deciduous leaves have fallen and most of the summer flowers have finished. That said, there are a few holding on and winter bloomers, like hellebores, are … Continue reading