Author Archives: Ian Good The beach at the Catalonia resort at Bavaro in the Dominican Republic is quite manicured. Hotel workers rake the sea weed up from the shoreline and smooth out the sand every day. There are also the obvious sunbeds, sun shades and lots of people. Just a five minute walk along the beach takes you away […]       
 Completed in 2009 and reaching 540 feet into the sky behind Liverpool Street station, Broadgate Tower is the fourth tallest building in the main financial district of London, known as The City. This photo is taken from the tallest side of the building, from ground level, on Worship Street. Prints available here.
 After a couple of black and white posts recently, here are some bright colours. Another sunset from the peninsula at Isola delle Femmine on the northern coast of Sicily. Scurata is Sicilian for sunset. Prints available here.
 I’ve always liked old cameras, but I only recently started to collect them. Actually, the first SLR camera that I owned and used to teach myself photography with back in the 1980s is pretty vintage these days, but this one is even older than that. This is an Agfa Isolette I folding camera, which was […]
 This is the Mexican Embassy in Berlin and a shot that I took on the Google+ European Photo Walk in May last year. I like dark, moody architectural images and this building seemed perfect for that treatment to me. This was an exposure of two minutes with a 10 stop neutral density filter. Prints available here.
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