I’ve been taking photographs since I was a teenager – and taking them in black and white for more than 35 years. I 'graduated' to large format 5x4 photography in 1994 and since then that's where my photographic energies have been concentrated. My main subject matter is the landscape and its 'micro-landscapes' though I've recently developed a strong interest in photographing in churches and cathedrals. The first entry in this blog (May 2009 - "Tomorrow ...") will tell you what my blog is all about. You'll find much more of my work on my website at: www.virtuallygrey.co.uk The B&W images from my blog are linked here. Prints of the black & white images are available for purchase. If you are interested, please follow the 'Print Sales' link on my website. The colour images are from my little digital camera and are not for sale. If you'd like to contact me by email then please do so via the 'Contact' link on my website at: www.virtuallygrey.co.uk/contact.html
All photographs and all other content in this blog are Copyright © 2012 Stephen J Gledhill

Wednesday, 27 May 2009

Tomorrow ...


Tomorrow I'll be 60
Tomorrow I retire
Tomorrow I start a new project

I will be walking the Cotswold Way between Chipping Campden and Bath with my large format 5x4 camera and photographing whatever inspires or interests me along the way. I will walk the whole of its 102 mile length in both directions - but not all in one go. I'll cover the distance in one day sections from where I park my car and back again - all linked so that I will complete at least 204 miles by the end. It may take a year or more - I have no target other than to do it.

Link to The Cotswold Way National Trail website

I use my large camera to take pictures only in black and white whilst my pocket digicam is for colour. I will publish images in this blog that I take along the way and write occasional thoughts as I make progress. This is my first attempt at such a thing - I've never kept a diary of any sort - so I wonder how it will pan out.
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