
The very last images from my time in Farnham, more views of the bright sunlight streaming into our apartment.



The very last images from my time in Farnham, more views of the bright sunlight streaming into our apartment.



I’ve photographed these bags in the bright sun several times now. Not sure I’ve quite captured their luminescent glow.

A stand of trees along the Thorn Rd bridleway.


A log my wife came upon that looks an awful lot like a pig, no?


A couple more of the images I collected in Farnham of the bright sunlight flooding our apartment. The one above, shot on Ilford HP5 at 6 x 4.5 cm and the one below shot digitally.


As part of October Craft Month (Farnham is a World Craft Town) UCA hosted the Shaping Glass exhibition in the James Hockey Gallery in October, which I was lucky enough to see a little before it opened. Below are some quick snaps I took in the gallery.






One of the things I miss most about Farnham is living in a bright, sunny apartment. A couple of the last (digital) light play images I shot there.





Farnham’s Victoria Garden is across the street from us here. During Heritage Week we joined a tour and talk at the garden giving it’s history (it used to be a public bathing pool). Although I’ve taken pictures here many times before, I took a documentary sample (see below) again on the day.







The play of sunlight on the walls in the mornings is fantastic. I took to photographing them on film but haven’t yet gotten the processed film scans, so I started taking them with a digital camera as well. Here are the digital ones.








Another walk in Farnham Park. As our time here nears to an end, we grow nostalgic an are driven to capture scenes we’ve photographed many times before (see below).





When the sun is strong, which unfortunately has not been often this past summer, there are stark shadows on the grass as the afternoon wanes, making for graphic, natural compositions.

You might think from all the Welsh posts that we were there for some time, but it was actually only 3 days. Then back home to Farnham where we took a walk in the park and saw several spiders in their webs.


