Author: Tim Collier
Bala: A Retrospective – No 4
During the year I spent on the farm my aim was to photograph just about everything that each day would bring.
Redwing
Bala – A Retrospective – No 3
Filed under: Bala, Rhiwlas ProjectTagged with: Bala, Documentary, Farming
Welcome Back
Scotland and ‘A New Beginning’
Autumn Walk from Hollybush
Bala: A Retrospective – No 2
Filed under: Articles, Bala, Rhiwlas ProjectTagged with: Bala, Documentary, Portraits
Bala: A Retrospective – No 1
My work with a farming community in Bala, North Wales started some 28 years ago and over the next year I’m aiming to take the work back to the community to properly archive all the images.
Tom Ashmore's Response to the 350 Project
We’re running a major environmental project in university at the moment called 350, much more about this soon, but check out this piece of work from one of our first years at Glamorgan University. You can see more of Tom’s work at his site.
All About A Heron
At WWT Llanelli today running the intermediate photography/wildlife course. Wet but not at all cold.
10 Recent Images
I’ve been out and about to various parts of the country in the last week or so, and as always camera with me, without it you feel somehow undressed.
What Bird Did That?
Sudley House
There are some hidden gems around, and often in your own locality, that for various curious and unfathomable reasons you have never visited before.
Photography Course on Flat Holm
Quick Tip 9: Identifying Images
When your out and about a lot with the camera, particularly on a trip of a couple of weeks, and continually taking images day after day it’s easy to forget where they were taken.
The Cost of Luxury
Whatever your environmental concerns, and mine are many, it’s awe inspiring to sail through Milford Haven and wonder at the engineering feet that confronts you at every turn. On our trip out to the Smalls from Neyland we passed a whole array of tankers and three monsters in particular stood out.
Abstract Water: Spray
Home Farm Butterflies
It’s been a great weekend, weather wise, and down on the farm the butterfiles have been out in force. The Painted Lady and Whites were more ‘flitty’ and took a good while to gain anything decent from. That’s not always the case but today they were not for staying on any food plant for more than a second or two.
Dolphin Survey With Sea Trust
I was out with Sea Trust yesterday on a dolphin survey trip to the Smalls. The weather was, at last, fine but with a fairly heavy residual swell from the last low of a couple of days ago. It made the photography pretty difficult early on, but as we passed the Smalls lighthouse it quietened down and conditions improved.