I focussed the light differently on the last one, and perhaps the 2 before are the same photo 🤣

Photography is sport when you move your legs and hands and sit down and stand up and bend down and bend up for several hours, especially when you have 1kg+ camera in your hands. At the same time, writing about sport and watching sport is not actually sport.

I watch and write about sport so that I don't have to move my legs and hands and sit down and stand up and bend down and bend up for several hours 😆 If I did, I'd do some housework - our kitchen's a mess. I jest of course (although our kitchen is a mess). I think me writing about the sport I play would be very boring compared to writing about something others may well have watched themselves.

Photography and the moment as it is hardly comes together.

I'm sure many would disagree but I believe there's a lot of truth in this. There are certainly times, particularly with my children, where I've tried to take a great photo to savour the moment and perhaps miss some of the moment as a result. So I tend to settle for something quick to remember it by - not ideal when I want to get something printed to hang on the wall!