Stephen in Whitby
@whitbywanderer.bsky.social
Retired on the North Yorkshire coast. Always out walking & taking photos. I ❤️ music, reading and being out in nature. #TheArchers Trying to avoid becoming cynical ⛅️ https://www.weatherlink.com/embeddablePage/show/ab217e3fc0b549e4b7f8fe1954a31794/fullscreen
Publicity drawing for Forton services on the M6 near Lancaster, 1963.
Appropriately for Yorkshire Day, Joseph Priestley of Birstall, West Riding, is credited with discovering oxygen on this day 1774, building on earlier work by Antoine Lavoisier and Carl Wilhelm Scheele.
July she will fly… mostly hot and humid, but also days swallowed in fret, mornings when the sun was only a pale smudge and the sea, even on stillest afternoons, kept a chill colder than March. A July often dressed in November’s coat, beautiful in its bleakness, and entirely itself.
'Fast Perspectives' (2026) -- Doubling Point Lighthouse, Arrowsic, ME #UrbanGaze ✨ #Scape ✨ #ForestFriday ✨ #BWFri ✨ #Stunday ✨ #TidesOutTuesday ✨ #BlackAndWhite #Monochrome #ClassicMono #ECK #EastCoastKin
Isabella Rossellini, National Geographic, 1993. Photo: James Balog
I’ve always believed that photography is a way to shape human perception. James Balog
life's too short to wear beige #bloomscrolling #stunday #reclaimingorange #SundayOrange #photography #nature #flowers
Celebrated saxophonist Plas Johnson has died. He's best known for his playful musical turn on one of the most recognizable movie themes in history. Johnson's recording for composer Henry Mancini's “The Pink Panther” helped the song win three Grammys and an Oscar nomination.
Just completed, a small painting of a lovely evening on Bamburgh Beach.
A wonderful description of this morning looking out to Sea on the coast.
Everything muted. Sky hangs low, a smear of peach light leaking through above the slow, wet, rumble of the tide. Sand holds the sky’s reflection for a moment before it seeps away into the grains. At the lip of the dune, dried stalks stand brittle, umbels empty, snagging the empty salt air.
crossing the bay.....beautiful channels on the north side of #MorecambeBay ....looking out from Bardsea
A gentle reminder when this world is really infuriating or depressing you: there are still books. They won’t solve all the planet’s problems — unless, maybe, you read them. And, regardless, the studies show that books make us happy. And empathetic. And more knowledgeable.
river. flow. from a -finding-water-in-Los-Angeles- project in 2015-20. #silentsunday #nature #photography #river #longexposure #abstract
'Enlightenment' I'll be discussing this image and many more at the Wex Video & Photo roadshow in Glasgow. September 11th, 12-1pm. Tickets are free but you need to reserve a spot as space is limited. See comment below for link. #Photography #Scotland
Well done Josh Kerr! New world record for the men's mile! 3:42.66 A 22 year old record broken in London today!