Recent content by Peter Roberts

Greenwich features a lot in my offerings. It's nearby and photogenic. This it it again but seen from the other side of the Thames after I'd walked through the foot tunnel to The Isle of Dogs. Cutty Sark on the left, entrance to foot tunnel on the right. Minolta XD7 / Minolta 35-70 f3.5 /...

I should perhaps explain that Reception Class in the UK is roughly the equivalent Kindergarten elsewhere. Minolta XD7 / Rokkor 45mm f2 / HP4+ / Rodinal 1:50

An intriguing but vaguely disturbing image, Gianluca. You're not being held hostage are you?

The Eye of Sauron! Now why didn't I think of that? There's even two towers! Still I was close when I thought that the eye might be an in plain view disguise for a surveillance or facial recognition camara.

Not many tourists milling about this year. Southport isn't exactly teeming with them at the best of times but last year a mass stabbing took place at a dance studio and three children were killed and ten others injured. A protest followed which degenerated into a riot stirred up by right wing...

Hahaha! No glass ceiling, nor am I blessed with a vertical advantage. The counter of the café is situated immediately below an open stairwell. This may be a bit worrying from a hygiene aspect but we still had a coffee there with no ill effects. Incidentally my wife said, "I know what you're...

Very much so!

That's the one. Lots of nice detail there 👍

No criticism of Gary's taste was intended. Just that Tri-X is inherently quite contrasty.

That's something I've done many times 🙄

Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool Fujifilm X100s / Monochrome Yellow Filter sim

Liverpool City Centre Fujifilm X100s / Velvia sim

Well done, Gary, for getting such a success rate out of a test drive. All different shots too. I would have been tempted to double up on a few for comparison, but that's just me. I particularly like #05. Not quite what I would have expected from Tri-X though, perhaps a bit of post fiddling would...

You are quite right of course, Gary. Change is a constant factor in our lives and the world around us whether we like it or not. The important thing is to embrace it as best we can and as photographers record it.