Robert Harrison

Remembrance Day. One of the big differences between living in the UK and the USA is the degree of memory around WW1. This is a deliberately symbolic image of that. Almost every town or village will ha…

One of my favorite UK birds, the European Robin. He's greeting us while stopped for lunch on a walk - back in the UK.

Just to get into the Halloween spirit. Not the best of macrophotography but from my garden in the wind.

Guard Dog. He's a bit cutesy but he's there to alert the store owner to visitors.

Arty challenged me to shoot people (with a camera). I don't usually post my portrait work because I'm not convinced it's a great idea. But this one of a friend's daughter and a family friend is sort o…

Experimenting with evening photography. This is Bristol on a Friday night from the swing bridge that's now broken.

A trick for wildlife macrophotography

A white-tailed bumblebee (a native bee from the UK) in action. One of the problems with conventional macro lenses is that you have to get close to your subject. In one of those strange parallels with…

Depth Filters for fun and profit - a methodological post

How to make something a little better out of a mundane-ish image. This approach doesn't always work but when it does it can be surprisingly effective. I'm using photoshop for this and if there's a Lin…

leaping into the unknown - some of my recent work

Just a few of my recent images. I think I'm getting better but who knows? Edge of the world Still now sure of the best title for this - how's "Fenced Off"? One of the Band (a band is one term for a fr…

My Last Chipmunk

I tend to take photos of the less spectacular wildlife - mostly because it's more relatable and it's there. I've moved to the UK to be with family so this is my last Chipmunk (for a while). I'll have…