Nicola Williams' photos

Had a fab few days in York recently. Loved the look of this building with the pink bike parked outside.

vintage fairground ride in York

longing to get to the coast again - Beer in Devon

from my garden this summer

came across this lovely old postcard in amongst a whole host of others my granny had kept

on the somerset levels - taken a few years ago, its somewhere I long to return to

during the lockdown period I've had the opportunity to trawl through more photographic family material, this is a scan of a glass plate image of my granny and one of her sisters in about 1912

during the lockdown period I contented myself with making lumen prints using old darkroom photographic paper and any plant material I had to hand, left in a picture frame out in the sun to develop. This was one of my first and favourites, using daffodils

bold little duckling about to re-enter the water

an early morning walk to my local lake, there is a viewing platform onto which clambered two ducklings and their mum, they were after the frozen peas (defrosted first) I had brought them

one of two ducklings which were the boldest of the lot

In 1923 my great uncle Leonard visited Paris. He was an artist living in London at the time and was very smitten by the city from the postcards he sent home. He described Paris as being really beautiful and the people so charming and natural and their personality seeming to be reflected in the city itself. I discovered this set of postcards during this period of lockdown. I am lucky enough to be furloughed at home at present which has given me the time to look through old family photos and postcards.

In 1923 my great uncle Leonard visited Paris. He was an artist living in London at the time and was very smitten by the city from the postcards he sent home. He described Paris as being really beautiful and the people so charming and natural and their personality seeming to be reflected in the city itself. I discovered this set of postcards during this period of lockdown. I am lucky enough to be furloughed at home at present which has given me the time to look through old family photos and postcards.

In 1923 my great uncle Leonard visited Paris. He was an artist living in London at the time and was very smitten by the city from the postcards he sent home. He described Paris as being really beautiful and the people so charming and natural and their personality seeming to be reflected in the city itself. I discovered this set of postcards during this period of lockdown. I am lucky enough to be furloughed at home at present which has given me the time to look through old family photos and postcards.

In 1923 my great uncle Leonard visited Paris. He was an artist living in London at the time and was very smitten by the city from the postcards he sent home. He described Paris as being really beautiful and the people so charming and natural and their personality seeming to be reflected in the city itself. I discovered this set of postcards during this period of lockdown. I am lucky enough to be furloughed at home at present which has given me the time to look through old family photos and postcards.

In 1923 my great uncle Leonard visited Paris. He was an artist living in London at the time and was very smitten by the city from the postcards he sent home. He described Paris as being really beautiful and the people so charming and natural and their personality seeming to be reflected in the city itself. I discovered this set of postcards during this period of lockdown. I am lucky enough to be furloughed at home at present which has given me the time to look through old family photos and postcards.

In 1923 my great uncle Leonard visited Paris. He was an artist living in London at the time and was very smitten by the city from the postcards he sent home. He described Paris as being really beautiful and the people so charming and natural and their personality seeming to be reflected in the city itself. I discovered this set of postcards during this period of lockdown. I am lucky enough to be furloughed at home at present which has given me the time to look through old family photos and postcards.

as the seasons roll by I'm always delighted to see the return of the bluebells in my local wood