Jaspal Jandu Photography

Civic Duty

I am undertaking my civic duty of jury service for a couple of weeks.  Although it’s a very noble endeavour which I’m taking very seriously, the quiet periods between trials are proving to be monumental efforts in focus. 

During these moments, I mentally whisk myself off to somewhere less ordinary.  As Montana was the last major destination of choice, images of mist covered lakes and autumnal hues are springing effortlessly to the photographic mind. 

In hindsight, I guess one of the most important by-products of travel is that it provides a wonderful memory bank in which to immerse during times of need!

Speak soon
Jaspal

Emerald Green

A quick trip to Ireland has provided a welcome respite from the riot of Autumn colour in the UK.  The aptly-named Emerald Isle is so wet and verdant that green just pops out to you from virtually every corner.

More print from Ireland can be found in the Limited Edition Gallery….

Colours of The New Forest

It's Autumn in the Northern hemisphere and the foliage is beginning its annual transformation into the sublime.  Such is the beauty of this event that that my little black book of places to revisit at their best is almost completely full of entries to be captured right about now!

One place which has been in the book for many years is the New Forest in Hampshire, England.  Although a few days are barely enough to cover a fraction of its 145 square mile area, I did manage to while away a complete afternoon at a delightful stream near Brockenhurst.  Concentrating on just the small details, I could have easily filled an entire book with a kaleidoscope of yellows, reds and golds.

A true lesson that we can find an immense wealth of detail if we just look hard enough.