PhotoBlog
This site also documents my return to photography, one image a day, one story at a time.
162/365 (11/06)
Hold Fast: A small foot presses into the sofa, finding comfort and balance in an ordinary gesture. Soft grain and muted colour make it feel like a memory.
161/365 (10/06)
Watching Through: Hands rest against the fence as the game unfolds beyond. The photograph focuses on quiet support from the sidelines.
160/365 (09/06)
Afternoon Light: The dog rests by the open door, half in sunshine and half in shadow. A warm, still domestic pause.
159/365 (08/06)
Story Time: Nana and grandchild share a book and a quiet moment of attention. A simple scene about time, care, and connection.
158/365 (07/06)
Full Speed: Hair flying and skipping rope cutting through the frame, the image embraces movement, blur, and the wild energy of play.
157/365 (06/06)
The Deep End of Summer: Two children sit at the pool’s edge beneath a dramatic sky. The monochrome treatment makes the scene feel cinematic and still.
156/365 (05/06)
Pirouette: Seen from the shadows of the next room, a young dancer practises alone. A private moment glimpsed at a distance.
155/365 (04/06)
Waiting in the Wings: Under stage lights, children watch and wait. The image catches the charged pause before their moment of action takes over.
154/365 (03/06)
Breakfast Light: Harsh sunlight floods the table, turning an ordinary café moment into flare, reflection, and summer brightness.
153/365 (02/06)
The Look: A familiar glance full of questions and character. The grain and monochrome tones give the dog’s expression a timeless, intimate feel.
152/365 (01/06)
Best Friends: Held close against a small shoulder, a favourite toy becomes more than an object. A quiet portrait of comfort and childhood attachment.
151/365 (31/05)
Breakaway: Attacker and goalkeeper meet in a split second of commitment. Dust rises, balance is tested, and the result is still undecided.