Not everything in life is black and white -- but perhaps more of it should be.
Read MoreOn this day: The joy of monochrome

Photography
Not everything in life is black and white -- but perhaps more of it should be.
Read MoreThe following article was written and published in May 1973. I thought you might find it interesting, as it looks at a few imaginative ways in which to make films — with a cine camera and actual film! Most of the techniques described can still be achieved with video.
Read MoreNews of a new version of this original post featuring websites where you can find high quality pictures that are free to use on your own website or blog. I’ve listed more than 25 resources.
Read MoreThe exercise was to take photos on the theme of reflections, and then write about one of them.
Read MoreMan in a hat, sepia version, by Terry Freedman
The principles of Oulipo can be applied to photography as well.
Read MoreI find pictures like this help me if I’m attempting to write ‘hard-boiled’ fiction.
Read MoreAn alleyway, by Terry Freedman
My kind of place: nice and quiet. Can’t think why…
Read MoreSculpture near Paternoster Square, by Terry Freedman
This is a great geometric pattern in my opinion.
Read MoreTwo soft drinks, by Terry Freedman
I don’t write poetry. My days of doing so have been over for several eons. However, the first homework we were set, and which I completed and submitted, was to write a poem inspired by a photograph. Here goes.
Read MoreI like photographing scenery in black and white, even though it may seem counterintuitive to do so.
Read MoreDr Tel and School Band, by Terry Freedman
Dr Tel and School Band.
Read MorePrivate, keep out, by Terry Freedman
I think if I were a fiction writer I could write a decent short story using this picture as a prompt.
Read MoreShoreditch, by Terry Freedman
To be honest, I don’t know what sort of creative writing this picture might inspire, but I think it looks nice!
Read MoreI thought I’d better take a photo of the last remaining hole before that, too, disappeared.
Read Morea Writer's diary, by Terry Freedman
A great stimulus, I find, is photography. I always try and take a digital camera with me wherever I go. It fits into a pocket, and now and then there’s a great shot just waiting to be taken.
Read MoreYou, by Terry Freedman
What are big words doing in the City of London?
Read MoreOne of several metal balls leading up to the Millennium Bridge
What’s a stainless steel ball doing near the iconic Millennium Bridge?
Read MoreImagine being in the same (small) building as 10,400 barrels of gunpowder…
Read MoreMetal box in a park, by Terry Freedman
I have no idea what this is for, or what it contains.
Read MorePhotoPrompt, by Terry Freedman
Here’s a list of the “photoprompts” published here so far. Can they stimulate your creative writing juices?
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