A note about the photos on this site
Most images here right now are by other photographers. Here is where they come from and how they are credited.
This site is new, and I want to be clear about something from the start.
Many of the photographs you see here at the moment are not mine. They are by photographers who share their work on Pixabay, under the Pixabay Content License, which allows them to be used freely. I am grateful to them.
Every post that uses their work names the photographer at the end, and each photo's own page carries the same credit. If you are one of these photographers and would like a different credit or a link to your portfolio, please get in touch through the contact page.
My own photographs will replace these gradually as I sort through my archive. When a photo is mine, the post will say so.
Photos: christoph on Pixabay, used under the Pixabay Content License. These are not my photographs.
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