Waterscapes Gallery added
2020-10-04
I’ve added another gallery. This one is focused on waterscapes. You can find it either via the menu or by clicking here.Read More →
New gallery added
2020-09-10
This one is called Moving Photos and will have short videos generally either time lapse photograpy or slow motion photography. You can find it on the menu or go hereRead More →
Time lapse photography
2020-09-08
Amazing how quickly things change. Both of the below were shot over a span of 25 minutes each but it’s all compressed to a speedy 5 second video.Read More →
New part to the website
2020-09-07
I’ve added a galleries area to start posting some of my photos. I’m starting with pictures from the latest trip to the Isle of Skye and will continue to add more gallery pages over the next wee while. So just click on Galleries on the menu and get to theRead More →
The Eagles
2020-07-25
No, not the rock band sillies. This time I’ve gone with a Polish folktale involving princes being turned into eagles, a princess turned into a dove, a basilisk, and Death himself. It’s longer than the previous two but hopefully you’ll still enjoy.Read More →
The Riddle
2020-07-11
So here is the second Bedtime Tale for Papa. It’s a week late but still getting into the regular habit. It’s another one by the Brothers Grimm translated by Margaret Hunt. Enjoy!Read More →
The Seven Ravens
2020-06-20
The first Bedtime Tale for Papa reading is by the Brothers Grimm who are probably my favourite source of fairy tales. This particular tale comes from the book Household tales by the Brothers Grimm translated by Margaret Hunt in 1884. Hope you enjoy.Read More →
New Audio Content Coming
2020-06-14
So it’s been much too quiet here and I’ve not done much but that can happen when you have real life going on. But there’s going to be some new content coming starting Saturday. Bedtime tales for Papa will be audio postings (so they’ll get their own category) of meRead More →
Writing experiment – Word of the Day: sangfroid
2018-01-28
Slowly Siobhan watched the noisy city. Cars and people hardly noticing her as they sped past. Horns, people shouting, and loud music all fought for listeners while street lights, garish neon signs and traffic signals competed for watchers. Everyone was so busy trying to live in their future that theyRead More →
Writing experiment – Word of the Day: Numistics
2018-01-28
The jingling of her bracelet brought Jane back to the present. She had been absent-mindedly fingering the coins on the bracelet while watching the ocean waves dance with the children onshore in the bright sunshine. Looking at the coin in her hand, she recognised it as one of the IndianRead More →