 Making Music |
Making music is dynamic. Music does not exist in a moment in time, it exists through time. This series of photographs captures the dynamic process of making music. |
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Water can take on so many different forms in a photograph. It can reflect the surroundings or maybe it can take on a flowing shape over time. Or perhaps the water could be part of a larger scene. |
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| Frome is a vibrant market town in the North East of Somerset. It was once larger than Bath, Tauton, Bridgewater and Yeovil. It has more listed buildings than any other town in Somerset and it is now it is well known for it's flourishing arts scene. Check out our new site dedicated to Frome: Frome In Focus |
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| Broken down buildings often have a charm all of their own. They maybe ruined castles, former industrial sites or just neglected domestic structures but they still have a certain appeal. | ||
| England is famous for it's villages. Each of them has its own very individual character. Mells is home of the nursery rhyme, 'Little Jack Horner'. Norton St Phillip was the site of a skirmish during the failed Monmouth rebellion of 1685. Nunney has a castle that was based on the design of the Bastille in Paris. It was held for the Crown during the English Civil War and successfully besieged by the Parlimentary forces. | ||
| Food is essential to life but it is so much more. It is for enjoyment both in preparing meals and in sharing it with family and friends. | ||
| Woodlands have always been magical places throughout the seasons. There are many woodland trees in England including oak, beech and the evergreen yew. | ||
 Waste |
Waste is a problem in the modern world. We live in a throw away society. Increasingly people are realising that this way of life is not sustainable and that we need to reduce, reuse and recycle far more. | |
 Remembrance |
A gallery of images associated with the Royal British Legion's annual Poppy Appeal in aid of British service men. | |
