The forecourt of a local shop which sells everything from a pin to an elephant. And lots of plants for your garden. Fuji S5700 - Programme mode. Cropped, levels, curves, resized in CS5.

A Triumph Bonneville T120R, to be exact. In view of the dismal weather and the fact that, for various reasons, I've been unable to go very far for the last few days, it was back to shooting indoors. This time, I've moved on from the original no-expense-spared studio and moved onto an ev...

Paris - Dakar, or pop down to the pub . . . ? The latter most likely, I'd imagine. As a one-time biker, I can see the advantages that a thing like this would have in traffic. You'd be able to see every gap in the traffic, or potential hazard miles before you got there but it's just s...

Although I can't drive and have no intention of ever doing so, I do rather like these 'baby Fiats.'

Is this art? "Mr. Morcom." So named as he stands in an area of blocks of council flats in Morcom Road. Put here by some bright spark at the council who thought that a giant, multi-coloured fibreglass figure, vaguely resembling a man would be a worthwhile addition to the area a...

Just another sparrow.

The "Little Theatre," Dunstable is home to Dunstable Rep., which was founded in 1945 and used to performed at the old Town Hall. In 1968, this quaint little building, which used to be a library, was opened as a theatre by 'Carry-on' actor Bernard Breslaw and has hosted regular p...

Something of an experiment today. There's a growing school of thought that says, rightly or wrongly, that Lightroom is capable of all of the editing that they find is necessary and CS5 and its like are becoming unnecessary. So to try the theory out for myself, I edited and saved a couple...

I captured this quickly whilst out with the dog. Strangers aren't really a favourite target of mine. I always feel that I'm intruding somehow but occasionally someone crops up that just looks right at that moment in time.

Alright, I know that it's a bit cheesy but it rained nearly all day yesterday and during the brief spell when it eased off, I took the dog to the park, hoping just to get a shot of anything before it rained properly again and I came back with this and only one other just like it.

Something slightly different today. Just for a change, I took my trusty old Fuji S5700 bridge camera out with me (and the dog) today instead of the DSLR. It took a while to remember the purpose of each of the buttons but it soon came flooding back. I found this at the roadside and have n...

Found it! I've just had to re-instal my OS and in so doing, I'd lost some recent images. Most of them weren't of any consequence but this was one of four possibles that I'd taken expressly to upload to here. The folder in which I'd placed them had found its way inside another, comple...

Parked rather ambitiously in the park and getting no trade, this vendor was eating his own wares!

One of the many churches that reside around the centre of Dubstable and one that's very slightly off of the beaten track being hidden between a car park and the back entrance to the Police Station. I've always been impressed by it's tidiness; it's obviously maintained to a high standard. I ...

I was outside the hospital yesterday and hoping, in vain as it turned out, to get a shot of an ambulance in full-flight with all of its lights going. Instead, all I got was this guy heading at low speed towards the traffic lights. The tree in the background was the inspiration for the title...