Royal Scot
I do like a steam train, and the frenetic challenge of photographing them is completely at odds with the peaceful and considered landscape photography I normally indulge in. Google seems to...
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Category: UK
Durham Heritage Coast
I find the sea to be a very calming thing in an otherwise increasingly jarring world, so when I travel about the country I'm usually not that far away from the waters' edge. The Durham...
Read MoreLong Exposures
As another year draws to a close I thought I'd talk about a few long exposure shots that I haven't posted up before. There's no great story to these so I've not written about them in depth but...
Read MoreLandscape photography around Fort William
I've just spent a week up in Fort William and did wonder if I could fill the time without covering too much of the ground I've already shot. As it turned out I was quite happy with the relaxing...
Read MoreAnglesey & Snowdonia
I had a few things in mind when I set off to Anglesey for four days earlier this month. You know the kind of thing, landscape photography, a trio of Welsh castles, an abandoned mining landscape...
Read MoreSunset over Hatfield
As a sometime urban explorer one of my favourite places to visit and photograph are collieries, the once omnipresent vision of industrial Britain now relegated to the past. Hatfield's...
Read MoreAutumn in the Highlands
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 rather than the usual November. The weather however had other plans,...
Read MoreBack in Whitby
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 I shot it after dusk five years ago. On this occasion though...
Read MoreBridging the Tees
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 drove in to Redcar this week. I hadn't really planned on...
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