FLOWER WINDOW
posted by John May @ 3:49 PM
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LEWES LIGHT
A photographic and poetic exploration of the ancient town of Lewes and environs, in all its surprising aspects and details. All pictures on this site are now available as art prints, in various styles and sizes, framed and unframed.Just drop me an e-mail: john@hqinfo.demon.co.uk
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Thursday, October 26, 2006
IVY BEES
The ivy produces its nectar-rich flowers in late autumn. These tiny blooms are clustered on 3-5cm diameter 'umbells' which sit on a stalk. These flowers are an important late food source for bees and other insects (observed, but not photographed, Red Admirals). This year, because of the warmer temperatures, our ivy has been festooned with a humming mass of ivy bees from mainland Europe.
posted by John May @ 4:32 PM
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Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
LEWES LIGHT
A photographic and poetic exploration of the ancient town of Lewes and environs, in all its surprising aspects and details. All pictures on this site are now available as art prints, in various styles and sizes, framed and unframed.Just drop me an e-mail: john@hqinfo.demon.co.uk
About Me
- Name: John May
- Location: United Kingdom
John May is a generalist. A lifelong free-lance author, editor, producer and writer, he has worked on 15 books and written for many major newspapers and magazines. He is a published poet, a semi-professional musician and songwriter, a part-time painter and a dedicated photographer.
Previous Posts
- CLOUD PUDDLE: 29th May
- MUSHROOM CLOUD: May 13
- STREET NAMES
- BLOSSOMS: May 13th
- LEWES DETAILS
- LEWES LIGHT FORMS
- LAST TRACE OF BAXTERS
- ANGEL OF PEACE
- LEWES DETAIL: Sussex Oxen and Plough
- AT THE SIGN OF THE LAMB
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