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So the main thing on this Monday is that I’ve released new content for my Photography.
I’ve released my latest expansion to my Photography Website. I now have material for each of the 4 categories of Photography available to see at your leisure.
As a reminder, you can switch through each of these using the popup left-hand navigation.
The story started in Mid-March last year. The link “Huawei P Smart” contains my initial collection of Photography that I collected in the period when the Covid-19 first broke out. This was how this website began. https://photography.jonniegrieve.co.uk/lockdown/main.html
After July I purchased my first DSLR Camera…. the Canon EOS 4000D. And with it came the EF-S 18-55mm lens. You can find my collection of photos from that lens via that link. https://photography.jonniegrieve.co.uk/canon_18_55/main.html
And now I welcome you to my latest 2 additions to my site.
Last week (08/02/2021) My latest lens arrived. (EF- 75-300mm). I have been preparing for this lens for some time. A long story but one I’m sure you know well if you follow my Facebook profile. But I’m excited this has now arrived. I have already uploaded the first batch of the first photos I have taken with this lens. https://photography.jonniegrieve.co.uk/canon_75…/main.html
Over the course of this year I also intend to find the best local places to go (lockdown restrictions permitting)….. could be one day a week, any day of the week, depending on my schedule.
The best stuff from my travels will go here in a section I’m calling “Photographic Adventures for 2021” https://photography.jonniegrieve.co.uk/canon_2021/main.html
I’ve already uploaded the initial material for these categories; there will be more to come.
To coincide with all of this I’ve also opened my Twitter account for my Photography. If you like you can follow me there. https://twitter.com/jgphotography10
Thank you all for reading. Let me know what you think. I would really appreciate your feedback and constructive criticisms you may have. ![]()


