I write a monthly piece for our local magazine - the New Malden Village Voice (www.maldenmedia.com). These blogs are (mostly) excerpts from my articles

And the Malden Camera Club has done a huge amount in helping me to get better with my photography; and is also a club filled with really nice people! They can be found on the web at: www.maldencameraclub.org.uk

November 2020 - A hole in the clouds
Hugh Griffiths Hugh Griffiths

November 2020 - A hole in the clouds

It’s one of my quirks that I really like to photograph things that a lot of my fellow photographers ignore. I enjoy beach huts and seagulls, and also enjoy the shapes and drama that clouds can give. 

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October 2020 - Marching Trees
Hugh Griffiths Hugh Griffiths

October 2020 - Marching Trees

We drove along the Garden Route (rather confusingly, this is not about gardens in the British sense, but more about the land and the forests) and at one point I saw this mountain top in the distance. I was struck by the parade of trees along the top

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October 2020 - Knysna
Hugh Griffiths Hugh Griffiths

October 2020 - Knysna

A year ago, I was visiting my friends in South Africa – one of my favourite countries and some of my favourite people. This time, unlike my usual visits, I didn’t spend time in one of the game parks, but instead did a 5- or 6-day trip along part of the Garden Route

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September 2020 - Steam Engines
Hugh Griffiths Hugh Griffiths

September 2020 - Steam Engines

The Malden Camera Club had our first weekend away for about 30 years (!), staying in a hotel outside Eastbourne and visiting Sheffield Park, the Bluebell Railway, Eastbourne itself and Bodiam Castle …

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September 2020 - Saunton Sands
Hugh Griffiths Hugh Griffiths

September 2020 - Saunton Sands

Last September – well before there was any hint of coronavirus and lockdowns – we went to stay at a hotel in North Devon for a few days …

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August 2020 - A Field and a Tanker
Hugh Griffiths Hugh Griffiths

August 2020 - A Field and a Tanker

… We went up to the end of the small peninsula (up to St. Ann’s Head Lighthouse at the end there), walking though the countryside and enjoying the sights …

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