It Doesn’t Matter If Things Take Longer With Fibro – December Photography

I decided long ago that I wouldn’t rush myself to process and post my images when they were current, aside from perhaps event images where they don’t need to be more artistic.

You Never Know What You’ll Get With Fibro Or Photography

With the arrival of Autumn and sunrise getting later, I could be outdoors for what I think is the best part of the day, and preferable for my photography.

Curiousity And Fibro – Eco-Friendly Fireworks

Curiosity is a good distraction from Fibromyalgia discomfort, so when the annual Leighton Buzzard fireworks event was replaced with a more cost efficient and eco-friendly version, curiosity got my attention…

Finding The Light & Candid Woodland Photography

…to be able to work out how to make even the smallest improvements you need to look for little glimpses of light, moments and achievements, however small, that make you feel lighter, physically and mentally.

All Foggy Woodland Prints Now Available

All Foggy Woodland Prints Now Available
My intention with these, and other woodland images is to enhance the light and shadow contrast, creating a portal effect, so that you can immerse yourself in wondering what lies beyond the light.

New Life On An Evening Photo Walk

New Life On An Evening Photo Walk
During a recent evening walk at the local lake, the cygnets we’re being taught by mum how to stick their head under the water and drag up the plants for food from the bottom.

The Red Arrows And When Fibro Says ‘You’re Done For The Day’

10th June was a good day for photographic opportunities but a big challenge when you live with Fibro and have a little bit of FOMO for these rare occasions, (fear of missing out).

The Flying Scotsman And The Struggle Of Early AM Activity

Waking early wasn’t a problem as Fibromyalgia pain has been increasing over the past few months….however doing it so early means my system hasn’t had its normal gentle, take your time, get the yoga stretches in, wake up it needs. I can feel every step in my spine.