One year. That's how long I have been writing this blog now. It is customary upon reaching such milestones to undertake a little naval gazing and so I beg your indulgence. This is my 42nd post in 52 weeks which, frankly, is a pace I sometimes struggle to keep up. My first post, was read by three people and one of those was probably me; I can now expect to get a few hundred readers per month, so thank you to all of you that do. To mark this auspicious occasion I have amassed 10 of the best photos posted from the last year. I have selected them based on a mixture of my own personal preference, comments I have received from you guys and which posts have got the most views. So, in no particular order.....
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| This is a view of the Nile from a hill top cafe in Aswan |
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| Close up of hieroglyphs with very shallow depth of field |
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| You need straight trunks and high branches to get this classic shot |
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| Possibly my favourite picture I've ever taken |
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| This is a close up of a goat's horn with it's out of focus fur as the background. I love the detail |
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| This shows what can be achieved with a long exposure and a, mostly, steady hand |
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| It took a lot of work, good timing and a good deal of luck to get this shot |
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| I love the atmosphere in this shot of my wife in a Vietnam market |
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| I like the depth of field in this one, it nicely sums up the look of a Vietnamese temple complex |
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| This is Eleanor and Sue in the War museum in Ho Chin Minh City, the girls stance and the sobering content make for a compelling image |
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