I susbcribe to a few photography periodicals.  The British Journal Of Photography, The Journal Of the Royal Photographic Society (it comes with my RPS membership) and Black and White Photography Magazine. A few months ago (issue 274) I noticed a picture and thought to myself "I took a picture a bit like that" and didn't think much else about it.

That's right, I don't like this picture.  I took it the other day on a family trip out.  I snuck off in the night to grab it.  I'd researched the area and decided on what I wanted to take, but here's why I don't like it and why I wanted to share it with you.

You can see I've given it a go.  That's my interpretation of a selfie that was kind of forced during the height of the pandemic (wasn't allowed to meet other people so the only person I could take a picture of was me).  Until then, I've never been about the selfie.   But there are a couple of photographers I admire that are all about the selfie.

If you want to talk to me about "NFT Photography" be prepared for a really short conversation.  It may offer two words and the second one might indicate I'd like you to go somewhere else.