Blog – Andrew Gibson Photography

Abandoned World, Architecture

Moseley Road Baths

29th January 2019 by Andrew 1 Comment

As a heritage photographer I’m constantly looking at the buildings of the past and despairing over the uninspiring state of their present day equivalent. Grand...

Abandoned World, Landscapes

Around Langdale

7th January 2019 by Andrew 1 Comment

Welcome to 2019, a year that I entered into by driving to the Lake District in the dark to shoot its first sunrise. The resulting...

Landscapes, Scotland

Autumn in the Highlands

29th October 2018 by Andrew 2 Comments

I had a few plans lined up for my week in Scotland, hoping to take advantage of the autumn colours by going up in mid-October...

Abandoned World, Architecture

Denbigh Asylum

13th October 2018 by Andrew 1 Comment

Nine years ago this weekend I ventured in to the former North Wales Hospital, the first of what would be four visits in the intervening...

Abandoned World, Architecture, Mining

Stoke Heritage

15th September 2018 by Andrew 1 Comment

The great thing about the Heritage Open Days is that you can sometimes get to see the places… that you can’t otherwise easily sneak into...

Architecture, Photography, Yorkshire

Back in Whitby

10th August 2018 by Andrew No Comments

I’m conscious of re-shooting a scene when I don’t feel it can be improved upon, and I don’t think I’ve even attempted this one since...

Architecture, Landscapes, Teesside

Bridging the Tees

9th August 2018 by Andrew No Comments

There’s a saying in life, that if you don’t know where you’re going you’ll end up somewhere else. That’s never resonated more than when I...

Cornwall, Landscapes

Cornwall round-up

28th May 2018 by Andrew 2 Comments

No one would have believed in the last years of the nineteenth century that human affairs were being watched from the timeless worlds of space… And...