PhotoFeed Contest - Black & White Photography Round 112 Shadows fall on an old church tiled entrance. St.Michael and All Angels church. Millbrook, UK. Greensand Country. Nikon F 35 mm Ilford 400 asa.

PhotoFeed Contest - Street Photography Round 113 Townhouse over grown with vines. Georgian architecture in the historic market town of Ampthill. 13c Charter Market town, Bedfordshire. 'Aemethyll', anglo-saxon

PhotoFeed Contest - Landscape Photography Round 113 Parallel lines of harvested corn stubble lay before an imposing sky where threatening cumulous nimbus gather. Chiltern hills, central Bedfordshire. Photo

PhotoFeed Contest - Cityscape Photography #112 A crowd gathers at Trafalgar Square, London, for the Easter Passion under a clear blue sky and scorching sun. At the base of Nelson's column, a cross is erected.

vulnerable Child. A vulnerable child sits alone, begging, on the streets of Rome as passers by pay no mind to her fate. Canon AE1 Ilford 200 35mm I shot this photo in 1989 using Ilford B/W. Purposely timing

PhotoFeed Contest - Black & White Photography Round 110 Washington. Unveiled in 1883, a large bronze sculpture of George Washington by John Quincy Adams Ward, was installed on the front steps of Federal

PhotoFeed Contest - Black & White Photography Round 110 Washington. Unveiled in 1883, a large bronze sculpture of George Washington by John Quincy Adams Ward,

Storm clouds gather over Camber : PhotoFeed Contest - Landscapes Camber Sands is a long sweeping beach stretching along the coastline of East Sussex, England. The village of Camber, near Rye sits nestled

Close to the Headingly Rugby League and Cricket ground, around Kirkstall Lane and Cardigan Road, is a bustling, vibrant area of coffee shops, vape stores, bakeries, and street art. This tattoo parlour

Perched on the Kentish North Coast, Whitstable has a rich maritime history and strong arts culture which blends seamlessly into the modern town. Part of the Canterbury District, Whitstable's famed for

Set in eight acres of heirloom gardens, the Tudor fortress of Walmer Castle was built on the orders of Henry VIII. Walmer Castle, originally designed as an artillery fort to defend Kent's coast, the castle

A reflective swan story. Whilst the sun was shining, I managed to get a couple of hours free time to walk across Marston Thrift. Taking in the view across the lake, I stopped, and to capture this shot

Learning how to Hive. Still lots of questions.

Clifftops, pebble beaches, and traditional ales. Though this idyllic and tranquil part of England also bears the scars of Kent's important role in defending the nation throughout the ages.

With its Norman castle, and historic architecture, Rochester is a cherished Kentish town. The High Street is packed with quaint, independent boutiques and Dickensian shops with a great range of cafes,

Dover Castle has an immensely long and eventful history. Known as the ‘key to England’, this great fortress has played a crucial role in the defence of the realm for over nine hundred years. The chalk

With its Norman castle, and historic architecture, Rochester is a cherished Kentish town. The High Street is packed with quaint, independent boutiques and Dickensian shops with a great range of cafes,

Perched on the Kentish North Coast, Whitstable has a rich maritime history and strong arts culture which blends seamlessly into the modern town. Part of the Canterbury District, Whitstable's famed for

Ask any Brit living overseas what they miss about Blighty, and they'll inevitably give you three answers. Teabags Marmite The changing seasons. Returning to the UK in 2021 I experienced my first Autumn

St.Mary's Church in Hardmead Hardmead had once been the focal point for the farming community, boasting a two room school house, and the wonderful Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Much