To mark the year’s passing I’ve picked one photo from each month looking back over the year so will hope to show the passage of the seasons. In some months I took few photos … which is why September’s picture is a bit “meh”. One photo is a complete cheat because it’s not from the walks here, but from north-west Scotland! I think my favourites are the final two of the year: Underriver view and Lullingstone in the snow, although the sharpness of that Cudham shot in remarkably clear July air does a lot for me.
I don’t rate myself as any kind of photographer, and I’m sure a true pro could do a lot better, but I do enjoy capturing an atmosphere or certain aesthetic. If others like them too, even better!
Happy Christmas to all who visit and use this website and best wishes for 2023.
A cloud layer produces a false sunset at Ide Hill, January 
Downe walk, February 
Flooded woods, Bough Beech, March 
Bluebells in Emmetts Garden/Scord’s Wood, April 2022 
View over Summer Isles from Ben Mor Coigach, near Ullapool, May. 
Pyramidal orchid in the Andrews Wood-Meenfield Wood gap, June 
Cudham walk, July, between point 2 and 3, the field short cut 
View from Romney Street, August, Fackenden Down walk 
Fackenden Down solitary birch tree, September 
Knole stag, October 
View on Underriver walk, November 
Lullingstone, 17 December, 2022
Kent walks near London 