This photograph of an unmade bed relies on the viewer’s interpretation of the photographer’s intention.

An icy cold and sunny January day provided the perfect setup for these casual portraits of little Jess, who loved playing with the ice from a water feature. Mum was on hand to warm the girl’s hands afterwards.

Already the days are getting markedly longer. Light is gaining the upper hand over darkness in planet earth’s dance with the seasons as I look at a photograph, which I made not three weeks ago standing on Roundway Hill.

Snow and sun – what a beautiful combination.

A resting cat’s paws. Can there be anything cosier?

The problem that prevented some visitors to my website from seeing the photography portfolios was an Internet Explorer 9 issue and has now been resolved.

Wolf Moon was meant to rise just before five in the afternoon. Alas, the clouds prevented me from photographing it and instead I ran into some middle-aged blokes flying model airplaines.

A frosty morning, mist and the sun rising reluctantly. The photographs that I made this morning seem a fitting tribute to nature in the infantile new year.

Tonight’s episode of “John Bishop’s Britain” will feature a sketch, in which my work is being used. BBC1, 10:15 p.m., 27 December 11.

Poor Grace, she was so cold when she arrived at my house that I had to wrap her in a blanket before administering hot coffee.