Have you ever heard the quote “A ship in a harbour is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for”? It’s a quote that is often used to inspire people to set out and achieve something. I first came across the quote when it was used by an inspirational woman I follow called Sophie Radcliffe (challengesophie.com). […]
My Sunday Photo this week was taken just yesterday afternoon as I was out walking the dogs. I find walking the dogs one of the most relaxing and rewarding past times. Relaxing for me to forget life’s troubles and rewarding as you get to see them enjoying life like this. Duke hasn’t featured much in […]
My Sunday photo this week is from our visit to Lightwater Valley a few days ago. We had a brilliant day there and we took lots of photos and video. This photo is a little bit of a cheat because it’s a still grabbed from a video I shot using my GoPro HERO 4. I […]
I couldn’t let Yorkshire Day 2018 pass without theyorkshiredad.com having a celebratory post in the honour of this great county. Okay, technically there are four counties that make up Yorkshire but I’m brushing over that here. I decided that to celebrate Yorkshire Day 2018 I would post 4 photos – one from each of the […]
Here is my monthly review of the photos I have taken continues with a selection from July 2018. This month all the photos have been made exclusively on my Galaxy S7 smartphone and processed using Lightroom CC on the same device. If you want to take better photos with your smartphone then check out my post 10 […]
Pit Pony – My Sunday Photo for 29th July 2018 My Sunday photo this week is one of a pit pony I made at the National Coal Mining Museum for England during a visit we made this past week. This is Finn, a pit pony. Judging by the size of Finn I would imagine a […]
I’ve taken a shed-load of photos in June, mostly on my Galaxy S7, so I thought I would share some of my favourites. It’s worth saying that all these photos have been edited in some way to enhance them, but I usually do this sympathetically to the original image or what I saw with my eyes […]
