The Images of the Month project aims to take at least twelve passable images a year in the way of Tom Way. The rule is that the pictures must have been created in or around that time.
February 2025 Image of the Month

Amazing iPhone night photography
January 2025 Image of the Month

This was not taken in January, but it has been such a grey month that I have chosen a brighter image from this time last year
December 2024 Image of the Month

I always think that other people must have more friends and more stuff on their phones than I do.
November 2024 Image of the Month

Autumn lingers into late November
October 2024 Image of the Month

Another London scene, this time Soho in the evening
September 2024 Image of the Month

I am cheating because this image was taken in November. I wasn’t out and about a lot in September.
August 2024 Image of the Month

“The marvels of daily life are exciting; no movie director can arrange the unexpected that you find in the street.” – Robert Doisneau
July 2024 Image of the Month

For Saul Leiter, it was about the subject and the environment.
June 2024 Image of the Month

Leiter layers and reflections
May 2024 Image of the Month

The start of my Leiter journey
APRIL 2024 Image of the Month

ICM sometimes really works
MARCH 2024 Image of the Month

A brief encounter in Cambridge.
FEBRUARY 2024 Image of the Month

A crowd scene inspired by Pep Ventosa at the British Museum
JANUARY 2024 Image of the Month

A winter experiment with multimedia and AI
DECEMBER 2023 Image of the Month

Landscape layering and multimedia
NOVEMBER 2023 Image of the Month

I obviously did not take this image in November because the weather outside is cold and rainy, but I did ‘sell’ a copy in exchange for a contribution to Sue Ryder. Thank you.
OCTOBER 2023 Image of the Month

Part of a series, to find out where to purchase a print go to the home page.
SEPTEMBER 2023 Image of the Month

Light Fantastic
AUGUST 2023 Image of the Month

This is a work in progress. A new project using these fascinating ghost signs. I found this in Walthamstow.
JULY 2023 Image of the Month

Multiple images but not in camera.
JUNE 2023 Image of the Month

A poignant moment in a Normandy war cemetery.
MAY 2023 Image of the Month

An impressionist attempt.
APRIL 2023 Image of the Month

A look at our consumer culture
MARCH 2023 Image of the Month

A temporary change of genre
FEBRUARY 2023 Image of the Month

A reflection in a clear pool in a wood near my home
JANUARY 2023 Image of the Month

Just a snap from the French Alps
DECEMBER 2022 Image of the Month

This time of year can be joyous for some but an anxious time for others
NOVEMBER 2022 Image of the Month

Just caught out of the corner of my eye.
OCTOBER 2022 Image of the Month

I seem to be creating a series about bandstands.
SEPTEMBER 2022 Image of the Month

The ‘in the round’ technique is fabulous at creating movement
AUGUST 2022 Image of the Month

London as seen through a dreamy lens
JULY 2022 Image of the Month

Exploring liminal time as well as space
JUNE 2022 Image of the Month

Another in the series exploring mental health awareness.
MAY 2022 Image of the Month

I was in the Lake District this month
APRIL 2022 Image of the Month

Continuing a theme around mental health awareness.
MARCH 2022 Image of the Month

Sometimes when we feel fragile even our shadow seems stronger than we are
FEBRUARY 2022 Image of the Month

It’s an oil painting.
JANUARY 2022 Image of the Month

I started the year with a floral dance.
DECEMBER 2021 Image of the Month

Smoke on the Water. An abstract early morning scene to end the year.
NOVEMBER 2021 Image of the Month

During November I have been experimenting with collage. This is work in progress.
OCTOBER 2021 Image of the Month

I am reminded of the Robert Frost poem, Nothing Gold Can Stay:
Nature’s first green is gold,
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leaf’s a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf.
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down today.
Nothing gold can stay.
SEPTEMBER 2021 Image of the Month

Taken on a weather challenged trip to the Western Highlands of Scotland
AUGUST 2021 Image of the Month

Many people have been working at home during the pandemic, and there is anxiety about heading back to work
JULY 2021 Image of the Month

In July I visited the Lake District, the weather was unusual because it was brilliant sunshine, so no opportunity for typically moody shots. This however, captures a little bit of the magic of the place. Taken near Buttermere.
JUNE 2021 Image of the Month

At this time of year, I cannot resist a wildflower meadow. We need to fight to retain these wild spaces.
MAY 2021 Image of the Month

I have had it on my photography bucket list for sometime.
APRIL 2021 Image of the Month

Start of a project to demonstrate how the demise of local retailing caused in large part by the growth of online shopping and out of town retail, is decimating our town centres.
MARCH 2021 Image of the Month

Continuing my Life in Lockdown Project
FEBRUARY 2021 Image of the Month

I have started a Life in Lockdown project.
JANUARY 2021 Image of the Month

It has been on my photography bucket list to take a picture of falling snow, and this month I got the chance.
DECEMBER 2020 Image of the Month

I took this image mid-December, but since then it all seems to have got even worse. This picture sums up the year to me.
NOVEMBER 2020 Image of the Month

Is it lockdown that is inspiring this outpouring of impressionism? Are we a little bit cut off from reality, and living our lives in proxy?
OCTOBER 2020 Image of the Month

Developing the Pep Ventosa style a little further, based on the bandstand featured in July.
SEPTEMBER 2020 Image of the Month

A message in a bottle.
AUGUST 2020 Image of the Month

Newton’s Tree outside Trinity College, Cambridge. Grown from a cutting from the famous apple tree which was taken in 1954. Newton was a student at Trinity.
JULY 2020 Image of the Month

This is part of an ongoing Pep Ventosa project.
JUNE 2020 Image of the Month

In Flanders fields the poppies grow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.
John McCrae
MAY 2020 Image of the Month

Gradually emerging from a corona chrysalis to see poppies caught in the breeze.
APRIL 2020 Image of the Month

Lockdown lends itself to still life. There is a beauty in dead flowers.
MARCH 2020 Image of the Month

Due to the restrictions caused by the coronavirus I am raiding the back catalogue!
FEBRUARY 2020 Image of the Month

The start of a project to capture ghostly images in historical settings.
JANUARY 2020 Image of the Month

Fell in love with Venice. So going back.
DECEMBER Image of the Month

It is the party season. Have a great New Year and see you in 2020.
NOVEMBER Image of the Month

A poignant image of a child in a bar in Walthamstow, London.
OCTOBER Image of the Month

A seasonal image created from my Autumn almanac
SEPTEMBER Image of the Month

Back to flowers this month, however much I try to leave them behind, they continue to invade my consciousness.
AUGUST Image of the Month

A street image snatched in Galway, Ireland.
JULY Image of the Month

Bubbles / John Gough / Canon EOS R
If I had a wall big enough I would like to blow this up and stick it on it. I think it would be quite therapeutic.
JUNE Image of the Month

Red Arrows / John Gough / Canon EOS R
The awesome Red Arrows perform at Shuttleworth, Bedfordshire
MAY Image of the Month

Kings College / John Gough / Canon EOS R
The magnificence of Kings College, Cambridge. The altarpiece is The Adoration of the Magi, a 1633-34 painting by Rubens
APRIL Image of the Month

Tulips at Trinity College / John Gough / Canon EOS R
Landscape and flowers, a lovely combination
MARCH Image of the Month

Gordons / John Gough / Canon 6D
The start of a series.
FEBRUARY Image of the Month

Body Wave / John Gough / Sony a6300
The juxtaposition of hair products and this character caught my eye.
JANUARY 2019 Image of the Month

Kings College Chapel / John Gough / Sony a6300
A tour guide stands in Kings College Chapel, Cambridge, explaining its history and wonder. The painting in the background is Adoration of the Magi by Rubens
DECEMBER Image of the Month

Christmas at the Laundrette / John Gough / Sony a6500
Seasons Greetings
NOVEMBER Image of the Month

Buttermere in Autumn / John Gough / Canon 6D
Buttermere Lake with Fleetwith Pike in the distance.
OCTOBER Image of the Month

Preparing the Boat / John Gough / Canon 6D
Early morning on Longholme
SEPTEMBER Image of the Month

Put Your Right Leg In / John Gough / Sony a6300
A little physio on Cambridge market.
AUGUST Image of the Month

Mint Poppy / John Gough / Canon 6D
Part of a project: Wildflowers Myth and Legend
JULY Image of the Month

Two Lost Souls Living in a Fish Bowl / John Gough / Canon 6D
Output from my workshop at Peterborough Cathedral
JUNE Image of the Month

Old Harry Rocks / John Gough / Canon 6D
Fabulous Dorset in June
MAY Image of the Month

Leaf / John Gough / Canon 6D
An early Spring morning.
APRIL Image of the Month

The Receipt / John Gough / Sony a6300
Part of a project: Square Nation
MARCH Image of the Month

Love in a Mist / John Gough / Canon 6D
Part of a project: Wildflowers Myth and Legend
FEBRUARY Image of the Month

Doorway / John Gough / Sony a6300
A chef takes a break.
JANUARY 2018 Image of the Month

Good Morning / John Gough / Sony a6300
A Trinity College porter greets his colleague.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS

Christmas Dinner / John Gough / Sony a6300
A Christmas diner forlornly on the lookout.
DECEMBER Image of the Month

The Smoker / John Gough / Sony a6300
A skeleton smokes a cigarette