About

I am a photographer and painter with a particular interest in landscape and water. Currently I am looking at the River Thames and exploring the margins by night and day.

Having done a textile design degree at Chelsea College of Art about 12 years ago, I also make textile wall hangings but have let that slip lately in favour of painting which was my first love! The influences and inspirations tend to be the same anyway.

I try and use my own images here where possible but will always try and credit sources otherwise.

27 thoughts on “About”

  1. Diana I have nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award. I won’t be offended if you dont have the time to pass it forward, just know your blog inspires me and I want to share it with others. thank you

  2. Your work is beautiful. I lived in London for a time and visited Kew Gardens, wow wish i could go back now and take more photo’s to paint.

  3. Diana, I’ve nominated you for a Liebster award- see here:

    http://thehauntedshoreline.wordpress.com/2013/03/02/a_virtual_heart/

  4. Hello there Diana – congratulations! I have nominated you for One Lovely Blog Award. Hope you will accept – the ‘rules’ will be on my very next post. best wishes, Philippa

    • Thanks for that Philippa. Last time I did one I didn’t get much response from those I nominated so I am a bit more reluctant to respond now!

      • That’s sad about the lack of response. I understand if it isn’t the go right now. Your blog is lovely anyway – lots of interesting things to see and think about! Thank you and congratulations Diana.

  5. Hi Diana

    I wanted to let you know that I’ve “nominated” you for the Sunshine Blogger award. http://greatacre.wordpress.com/2012/06/23/and-the-nominations-are/

    I don’t know what you think of these blogger awards / memes but as I was nominated I decided to continue the chain and use it as a way of expressing recoginition to some bloggers I enjoy reading.

    Mick

  6. Hello Diana. I thought that, following a number of exchanges between our blogs (now including something flagging up your Dylan Thomas related post: http://poeticresolution.wordpress.com/2012/06/14/a-nice-way-to-discover-a-dylan-thomas-poem/), I thought I’d let you know where to find a bit of my own original work, beyond the poems of other people that I’m selecting for the poeticresolution blog.

    Feel free to take a look here for texts (http://www.thanesalon.com/vincentclay/index.html) and here for a couple of recordings of some trivocal pieces (http://soundcloud.com/vincent-clay).

    Best,
    poeticresolution

  7. I was immediately drawn to your post on place yesterday, Diana, but was pressed for time and couldn’t leave a comment. This morning I’ve had the pleasure of looking at your works more carefully, and the particularly evocative wave patterns. Beautiful and compelling; and I’m looking forward to being in touch. Thanks for following along as well!

    Cheers,
    Julian

    • Thank you so much Julian. Having looked at your blog I could see we have similar interests. I have found a lot of like minded individuals through this topic which is great. Keep in touch!

  8. Glad you like the latest meandering. I aim to walk the whole of the tidal Medway by the end of the year before Boris gets his hands on it. I see many great scenes to snap but I’m usually happy not to get my thumb on the lens!

  9. Thanks very much for the follow and comments. Much appreciated. I will also follow your blog. I have just had a look and am particularly taken with the Night Paintings. Also good to hear from another Geddesian!

  10. Hello Diane – Flickr notified me – I’m honoured you have added two of my paintings to your favourites, I thank you.

  11. maenamor said:

    Just been reading your blog…It’s excellent. Very interesting and great photo,s too.. :-) .

  12. Hi Diana! Thank you for following my blog and your comment. I have been looking around your pages and they are fabulous. The landscape gallery is beautiful and are all images I could see handing in a gallery. Thank you again for your support and I look forward to continuing to follow you also.

  13. Hi Diana, my blog is mainly about the Thames, especially the reach from Putney Bridge to Kew Bridge. You should check out the Leg o Mutton nature reserve which is between the Lonsdale Road in Barnes and the Thames, very tranquil and with lots of wildlife. If you find yourself close by to Barnes get in touch. I also paint, photograph and have a passion for angling much like you I’m drawn to water, I’ve lived by the Thames from Henley to Barnes since the late 80′s.

  14. Thank you for stopping by my blog. I want to take more time to look more closely at your posts. I am from Utah, in the U.S., but have spent a bit (very little bits both) of time in both East Anglia and Wales. Your photos and writing are lovely and I definitely want to spend more than just these few minutes looking and reading. Best to you.

  15. Thanks for subscribing to my blog. I would love to take photos like you, but alas have to wait till the day I learnt the technicality of handling a DLSR! :)

  16. Hi Diana
    Thanks for subscribing to my blog. It’s always a pleasure to know that others are reading my thoughts! Cheers Gerry

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