Final Calendar Walk
The last walk in the current round has come and gone. A little wet this one, but we managed to shelter well in the fungi forest at the top of Manmoel. We were a bit early for the rich vibrant colours...
View ArticleCalendar 2012 – New 2013 Calendar Planned
I’m back posting for a while! Still have a big op to come up in the early spring but will try and move things on a little by then. The 2012 calendar has been out since January 1st and has been met with...
View ArticleA New Calendar – Flowers of Argoed
As you’ll have noticed from a post a few weeks ago we’re embarking on a new calendar for Caerphilly County Council this year and it all starts this Sunday, 1st April. We’ll meet at Markham school at...
View ArticleCalendar Walk – 1
Weather was stunning, but we had to search for the flowers despite the recent warm weather. Luckily James took us to a small patch where Caerphilly Countryside Services have recently planted a whole...
View ArticleNew Calendar for 2014
The new calendar for 2014 is finally on its way! (check out the 2012 one here – 2013 we missed due to my illness!) We’ve already cancelled two dates due to very unseasonal weather but today we were...
View ArticleWalk from Parc Cwm Darran for the 2014 Calendar
The scheduled August walk had to be cancelled due, would you believe, to bad weather! So a rather quickly arranged date was agreed – we needed and still need to compile enough images that place the...
View ArticleStudents at Porter’s – Band Photography
The new academic year has started and our first year students are involved in a number of photography shoots during their induction week. Today saw a collaboration between the music and photography...
View ArticleElvis Festival – Part 1
A group of students on our new photojournalism course at the University of South Wales covered the Elvis festival at Porthcawl this weekend and their work was showcased on BBC Wales news online....
View ArticleReconnaissance for WALK project
I was up in Liverpool on the weekend doing the first reconnaissance for a series of walks along the Sefton Coast path. It’s an area I know well from birdwatching back in the 70’s and not much has...
View ArticleEwenny Priory – Awe and Austere
There’s a unique sense of awe and timelessness that resides in Ewenny Priory. It’s an austere place and whenever I’ve visited, it’s been people less. It’a a fine example of Norman architecture,...
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