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It Was A Diamond Day In Freshwater View Photos
Thanks to Clare Griffin for sending Island Pulse her photos of the Freshwater Diamond Day held at West Wight Sports Centre and playing field. Estimated about 1000 people attended throughout the day. And it didn’t rain at all – a great day
Events Abound On Wight to ‘Capture and Keep’ During National Photography Month
Today sees the start of the first ever UK National Photography Month. No matter where you are across the Isle of Wight, there are going to be plenty of opportunities and events to get some great pictures to ‘capture and keep’ .
November Extends Window On Wight Wildlife
The clocks might have gone back and Christmas shopping started but in the garden at least, people are still seeing signs of summer. On the Isle of Wight, as well as red admirals, peacock and speckled wood butterflies are still being seen, and primroses and dog violets are in flower.
Photography Exhibition A Tribute to Ken Russell
British film director Ken Russell, has died at the age of 84. His son, Alex Verney-Elliott, told the BBC he died in hospital on Sunday following a series of strokes.
Toadstools Mushrooming On Wight
Due to the recent months high temperatures nature has given the Isle of Wight a much longer show of toadstools, which are currently thriving in unseasonably mild but damp weather conditions.
Freedom Hovercraft Resumes Flight: Photos
The Isle of Wight hovercraft service is running again after safety concerns caused its temporary suspension on Friday evening. Many thanks to photographer John Graney for sending images to Island Pulse of the first Hovercraft flight on Monday.
Capture ‘Britain in a Day’ For BBC TV
This Saturday 12th November everyone across the UK has got a chance to be part of a BBC documentary! The BBC is inviting people from all corners of the country to turn the camera on themselves for ‘Britain in a Day’
Trip to India Revealed Photo Mystery?
On a recent photographic and trekking assignment in India, Isle of Wight Photographer David White visited the old British Summer Capital of Shimla.
