Woodland FloorThis is a post that was originally published on the 10th September 2012. I don't usually do re-posts but this one seemd appropriate!I hate to bring it up in polite company, but… Read More

Being prepared is half the battleThis is the first of two posts I was aiming to do about shooting at public events and is based on my experiences capturing this year's (that's 2014 if you're… Read More

Recently Rediscovered...and check out those flares man!!The process of setting up my portfolio site (that's www.saulmolloy.com if anyone missed it!) put me in mind of something I'd read a wh… Read More

Snowdonia...good innit?Way back at the beginning of August I managed to get a couple of days climbing Snowdon. Somehow, it was something I'd never done before, though otherwise I think … Read More

Not quite this bad yet...It's been a magnificent summer in England, we've had scorchio weather with only the ocassional storm, t-shirts and shorts have been the attire of choice and the… Read More

There's a whole lot of knowledge in this here book...Today, a story...Way back when, when I bought my first DSLR, I did so because a guy I knew had bought one and was using it to shoot racin… Read More

"You sir, have offended my wife!"...or something...It's international street photography day! Today's post is a selection of images I took at a medieval fair in July and I know street photo… Read More

  Can you tell what it is yet?...oh wait we're not supposed to say that anymore are we? "What do you call yourself nowadays?… Read More

French FashionsA few more of the sites to be seen in France this year, it's a bit of a 'best of the rest' hotch-potch but shows some of the nicer things to see and photograph - the numerous… Read More

It's a tough job...not...Some new images have made their way into my portfolio as I've finally started shooting with the express intention of expanding it. A couple of months ago a friend as… Read More

Work very much still in progress...I'm sorry to anyone who was expecting to see some nice pictures of Snowdon (or France) today, my personal photography projects have been somewhat swamped b… Read More

"Welcome to one the oldest major cognac houses" or, "Ship Ahoy! Let's have a beer."There's a couple of milestones approaching. In September this blog will have been running for a whopping fi… Read More

Any Game of Thrones fans out there?As I write this I am eagerly planning a trip to Snowdon, the nearest thing we've got to a mountain around these parts. Taken by the idea of travel once mor… Read More

The sort of thing you get for free...with adverts...For what feels like endless months I have been researching the right place to finally put my portfolio. After dallying with some free site… Read More

Flooded market?Death and rebirth is a natural thing in the ecospehere of the internet, new colonies of pages spring up like mushrooms in dark corners of the web, explode into colour and… Read More

Golden Hour in ConfolensConfolens, a lovely little commune (as far as I can figure out, 'commune' is about half way between a village and a town) with a population of just a few thousand is… Read More

Vision? Technique?I've been watching a lot of Ted Talks lately. I'm a late-comer to them, in the way that I'm also a late-comer to watching videos on the net at all - over the past five year… Read More

You can read the tragic story of Oradour-sur-Glane here. It's certainly one of the most haunting places I've ever visited, I'm not going to say a lot about it because it's the sort of thing… Read More

ISO 4000 25mm 1/13 secTechnology is a marvelous thing and sometimes it can seem like the more developed and advanced it is, the more the latest technology is something that you really, reall… Read More

 Going down for half a secondToday's post is just a set of images I picked up in London during my visit - not really very coherent just a bunch of stuff I saw and liked as I… Read More

Amazing images of Vivien Leigh at the National Portrait GalleryVisiting four galleries/museums in two days where each had a photography exhibition of sorts, and often by photographers that e… Read More

Party Time!It's been a long old road. Five years ago back when I started this blog, I had some grand ideas about recording my digital photographic journey, sharing the great images I was goi… Read More

  Up, up and....well, you know what I mean...  Preparation Some kind of giant sea-creature?InflationThe won… Read More

Chairman of the BoardLast week I spent an afternoon at a seminar which aimed to improve the deal-conversion rate of individuals within the creative sphere. As a photographer, that apparently… Read More

Random brilliance or just blurry rubbish?This is the second of two posts about photographing events based on my experiences photographing Eccleshall Show this year. The first part is ov… Read More

Unusually of late, I'm shortly (i.e. when I've got round to finishing...oh ok starting the processing), going to be putting up a couple of posts from a recent trip to Anglesey, but… Read More

Prosumer cameras - those mid-range machines that don't quite have all the perks of the mega-bucks bricks but which offer a level of control and features not yet available in lower-end machin… Read More

Give yourself a little help!Light is tricky stuff, it's always getting itself in the wrong place at the wrong time, failing to shine just how you want it and coming from the wrong direction… Read More

Panasonic Lens No. 2The next in my line of planned lens purchases is the Panasonic Lumix H-FS100300 100-300 mm f/4.0-5.6. It's been like a spending frenzy round here, my bag is filled u… Read More