Artist's Palette

Summer in Sofala

Most country towns have all manner of fascinating buildings and quite often they are spread well apart. The trick is to view the skyline at an acute angle rather than view any particular building. Walk, armed with a camera and sketchbook. Start well out of town and work your way in. If you have a telephoto lens, take photographs of

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