Photographs by Jason Bevan

The Fiddler’s Riddle

Photographs from Jason Bevan

Cherry tree at night

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I’ve been meaning to take a photo in the rain of the cherry tree next door, as the contrast between the light and dark side of the twigs is so striking. The recent addition of blossom has make it more […]

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Swiss Cottage Library

I’ve been casting about for subjects whilst the weather is dominated by leaden sky, and took a few shots of the utterly familiar Swiss Cottage Library. I’ve been going there for as long as I can remember, but had to […]

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The camera has a feature I haven’t used before…

The multiple exposure setting looks like fun. I wonder if I’ll ever use it!

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Autumn

I went out to get photos of autumn, and found it was almost over! The leaves are down, but I enjoyed the walk.

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Dawn on Primrose Hill

I’m a little bit obsessed with the viewpoint from the west of the summit of Primrose Hill. I’ve been back there several times now as I like the rhythm between the bins, towers, lamp posts and the Telecom Tower. This […]

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An Early Start

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A Robin

This was a co-operative little chap.  Sat posing for me unfazed as I changed settings on the camera at my leisure….

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Sandy Heath

I had a fantastic morning walking and brought back more than 300 better than average pictures, and nothing stand out. Still, the weather was nice, the sense of peace was great and I got entirely lost – not on the […]

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Riverside

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Riverside near the Globe

This was a snap from a month or so ago. The angularity of the tower cranes is interesting, but it’s the seagull that makes it. It was cropped out of a larger area, but is still sharp enough to make […]

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Emsworth

I went do some work for a client in the South Downs, and he kindly dropped me in Emsworth when we had finished. There were no great shots – just okay – but it was very exciting. The shapes and […]

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