I enjoy photography, which often surprises people as I am visually impaired. A majority of my photos are shot on iPhone. Either 4s, 6 or 8Plus. Depending on how old they are. Otherwise they are taken with a Pansonic FZ270.

For now however, please check out my Instagram page. If you like any of the images, please let me know.

This week I have been to the Camera Exchange in Bradford. Had a lovely chat with the man who runs it. He’s called John. It has been suggested to me by a friend at work, so me and my mum took a wander to the top of town.

We talked with John for quite a while, got some excellent advice and went away without buying a thing. I am now even more happy with my choice of a mirrorless camera. Probably and Olympus.

New Photos

My Brother bought me a teapot for Christmas. It is a lovely green blue. I love a good cup of tea and a nice sit down.

Looking down into the teapot, the lid is open and the tea is brewing.

I’m looking forward to the summer as our garden has lots of flowers and if you’re lucky you will spot a frog.I found one once hiding in a watering can. I had scuttled up the spout because the can was full of water. It had gotten it’s self in there but was unable to get out. So we emptied it and with some gentle knocks it fell out and we tipped the frog back onto some lovely damp mud, near some moss.

A frog stuck in a watering can. Looking down the spout of a bright green watering can, you can see the head of a frog, two big eyes peering out. There’s moss around the spout.

Stood at at a taxi rank outside Bradford Interchange. This image is in colour. There are railings on the right, with a white taxi on the top right hand side.

Stood at at a taxi rank outside Bradford Interchange. This image is in colour. There are railings on the right, with a white taxi on the top right hand side.

I feel excited about the prospect of a new camera. Photography is an incredible art form and I only wish I’d of discovered it sooner.

Guide Cane looking out to see

Guide cane with my name in the sand

Looking through bike spokes. Taken on a side street of fisherman’s cottages this photo is taken at a low angle looking through bike spokes up a narrow road. At the top of the road you can see a few people as they wander about their day. There is a big car coming down the hill the distance. We refer to this hill as sofa hill, because one year there was an abandoned sofa halfway up.

Looking out to Saint Michaels Mount Mount. The sky is blue wity white fluffy clouds.

A couple holding hands, walking in front of the National Theatre.

I’m on Twitter: @PhilippaB
email: randomlyanxious@gmail.com