Dartmoor Photography at Rippon Tor: Light, Landscape and Connection
A personal insight into why this iconic tor remains one of my favourite locations for Dartmoor landscape photography and workshops.
Read MoreA personal insight into why this iconic tor remains one of my favourite locations for Dartmoor landscape photography and workshops.
Read MoreRevisiting Pew Tor after several years, I found tricky conditions but valuable practice, proving that even when the magic is elusive, it’s still important to practice your craft.
Read MoreRemembering Alyn Wallace and chasing the light at Great Staple Tor.
Read MoreIn this bite sized blog I make the long walk up to Black Tor to see if it’s not too late in the year to photograph it at sunrise.
Read MoreIn this bite sized blog I head to Hound Tor for some daytime photograph!
Read MoreIn this bite sized blog I share with you the story behind my first photograph of 2026.
Read MoreIn this video I review the Gitzo Carbon Fibre GT3532 Mountaineer Tripod and the Gitzo GH3382QD Ball Head Kit (GK3532-82QD). I talk about the engineering, build quality, features and what it’s actually like to use in real landscape photography situations.
Read MoreA photograph of Great Links Tor in the glorious morning light has eluded me for years but no longer thanks to this photograph. But why am I a tiny bit disappointed?
Read MoreFor a few short weeks each year, Dartmoor transforms into a purple landscape as the heather blooms across the tors. This video follows my journey across the moor, through sunrise, sunset, changing weather, and shifting conditions to photograph the heather at its absolute best.
Read MoreA forecast of snow on Dartmoor was all I needed to read to get me to drop everything else and head out with my camera!
Read MoreIn this video I continue my exploration of black and white landscape photography by creating a portfolio of prints using Fotospeed DUO papers and a Fotospeed Spring Back Binder.
Read MoreLooking for the perfect photography gift or a new book to inspire your own creativity? In this special edition of On My Bookshelf, I’m sharing 10 amazing photography books worth gifting (or keeping for yourself).
Read MoreThe view down Loch Etive from the village where I grew up is something I will never bore of, especially when the light is great.
Read MoreA scenic tourist drive between Moffat and Edinburgh reveals a location that forces me to pull over and admire the view.
Read MoreDespite Vixen Tor being very much out of bounds and on private land, there are still some wonderful viewpoints to photograph.
Read MoreDespite it's near roadside location, the view from Sharpitor on the western edge of Dartmoor is something I'd not experienced before but when I found myself driving by one day, I just had to pull over and take a look.
Read MoreIn this video, I put Fotospeed’s Natural Smooth 310 to the test. The paper is made from 34% hemp, 33% recycled materials, and is produced with sustainability in mind but how does it actually perform when printing photographs?
Read MoreIn this episode of On My Bookshelf, I’m looking at one of the most highly anticipated books of 2025, Headlands by Norman McCloskey. Will this follow-up to Beara and Kingdom be the crown of the trilogy?
Read MoreIn this episode of On My Bookshelf, I look at Gemini and Mercury Remastered by Andy Saunders, the acclaimed follow-up to his bestselling Apollo Remastered.
Read MoreA little excursion to the French alps provides the chance to capture the Mont Blanc Massif.
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