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The largest open-air market in Paris offering an incredible selection of all those wonderful French food and drink.

Networkers line-up to donate their faces!

Any idea how many pictures you have on your computer? How about on your phone? How often do you look at them?

Using a classic film camera can be a great introduction to photography. But not all that’s old is classic.

With the passing of the rutting season in the parks the herds of stag-shooting photographers have retired to the warmth of their computers. Which is a pity because there’s still lots to photograph.

Trevor Aston describes some of the ups and downs of his trip to San Diego

This is the image selected for an international exhibition of photographic art at the Lyceum Theatre Gallery in San Diego, USA.

Night-working engineers who keep the country moving.

The rain we expected, but the chance to see our first dolphins we did not.

The camera can introduce you to new worlds, it did that for me when I met Jim Reynolds at Orchard Farm Kennels in Essex, and some of the 75 greyhounds that Jim and his staff care for.

He warned me quite clearly, sadly I didn’t recognize it as a warning until it was too late.

This article appeared recently in ‘TW11’ magazine. It refers to the Royal Parks in Richmond upon Thames; Richmond park and Bushy Park in Teddington.

It’s true that one picture can say more than a thousand words, but there are times when even a hundred images wouldn't quite catch everything you wanted to say.