A Project 365 photography challenge seeks to capture one new picture every day, for a full year. It’s a daunting 52 week photography challenge but there are many helpful tips and ideas we’ve learned after completing three successful projects. There are rules and guidelines
UNBEATABLE STREET PHOTOGRAPHY | Darrin Henry Photographing London is always a wonderful privilege. In this post we have chosen ten aspects of this iconic city including the London Underground, Leaden Hall Market, London at Night, London Eye, Red Telephone Boxes, Alexandra Palace, Lloyd’s Building
How Everything Clicked Into Place | Darrin Henry New image 1000 is in the bag, the successful completion of 1000 days 1000 pictures taken. No blanks. Project success factors have been the open topic brief and flexibility of alternating between mobile, compact and DSLR
Inside The Upside Down Noah’s Ark | Sharon Henry Any Anglican priest serving at St Pauls Cathedral of St Helena is working at one of the most remote island churches in the world. Middle of the South Atlantic is pretty remote. Famous churches have
A Home Fit For A Princess | Darrin Henry Ten years ago today a new elderly care home on St Helena, ‘Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal Community Care Centre,’ at Ladder Hill was opened. The oldest living person on St Helena, Mrs Hilda Clingham (98)
Get your passports out, ‘Travel’ is the theme for our annual Facebook photography competition for 2018. Stuffed suitcases, speeding tuk tuks, bustling train stations or airline food, all just some of the features of the exciting world of travel. But so is exploring the
AN AFTER DARK FANTASY ON ST HELENA | Darrin Henry Capturing pictures of St Helena that are a little bit different is not always easy, but with strobist landscape photography I think we might have something new. For WTSDN, anyway. Once again Sharon and
Touring the Country Church At Hutt’s Gate | Sharon Henry My earliest memory of St Matthew’s church is feeling like a princess at a family wedding. I was wearing a new dress, blue chiffon with tiny white flowers. The sprinkling of rice confetti at the
DIANA’S PEAK POST BOX WALK | Darrin Henry Diana’s Peak, the endemic rich pinnacle of St Helena at 823m is THE post box walk to go on the top of anyone’s island activity sheet. Stunning 360 degree panoramic views, an easy to moderate level
A SURVIVAL BATTLE WE DON’T DARE LOSE | Darrin Henry The formal roots of Conservation on St Helena were established 38 years ago following the dramatic recovery of the St Helena ebony, previously thought to be extinct. The late George Benjamin, now an icon
