A layered turkey tail cluster catching soft winter light on a fallen log. Quiet textures, calm colours, and a nice reminder of how sculptural woodland fungi can be.

Birthday boy’s meal out!

Neon, shadows and a smile at a late-night pizza window.

(By jove, I actually took a decent street photo!)

A quiet top-down study of a woodland mushroom among autumn leaves.

Hellebore in winter light, captured as a handheld in-camera focus stack.

A quiet street between tall brick walls, the tower ahead washed in cold light. No neon, no hologram - just rain-dark stone and a hum in the air. Blade Runner without the future.

Tonight I tried Luna photography for the first time. Bearing in mind the OM1 mk2 is a MFT sensor, I was astonished at the level of detail. Taken at 400mm.

A driftwood study from this morning’s walk along Brighton beach: testing exposure bracketing to balance shadow and sun-bleached detail.

Sometimes the simplest subjects ask the most of your eye. This fence caught the late-day sun in a way that turned its surface into a study of shadow and texture, a reminder that stillness is often where light does its best work.

(Shadows on Weathered Fence – 28 Oct 2025, OM-1 Mk II)

A fallen leaf and a rusted bolt. I liked how the colours leaned into each other — nature and neglect finding the same palette.

Coming soon…
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