I have supported and been a member of the Kent & South East London branch of Butterfly Conservation for many years. Members of the committee have spent many years writing and producing the book “Butterflies of Kent & South East London” which is now available to purchase. During the pre-publication […]
Monthly archives: June 2022
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Back in April, I posted a blog article that I won the Natural History PDI Competition at my local camera club. This month (June) I picked up the award trophy, which I can keep until the following season.
I went to visit Luke Jerram’s ‘Gaia’ at Rochester Cathedral. Measuring seven metres in diameter, Gaia features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface. The artwork provides the opportunity to see our planet on this scale, floating in three-dimensions. I will add a YouTube video of ‘Gaia’ spinning around […]
Whilst planting up my hanging baskets in the garden a Damselfly caught my eye, flying over my garden pond. Armed only with my mobile I managed to take a photo and processed it in Adobe Photoshop. A little bit of sharpening and the photo below is the final result. After […]