On My Bookshelf - The Photography of Game of Thrones
On My Bookshelf is back and this week I'm looking The Photography of Game of Thrones by Helen Sloan.
Read MoreHolne Bridge - A 5 Minute Photo Adventure
In the blog this week I head to Holne Bridge with Panasonic Lumix S1R to capture the last of the autumnal colours on Dartmoor.
Read MoreIn The Footsteps of Colin Prior
Inspired by the landscape photographs I've seen in Colin Prior's book, Scotland's Finest Landscapes, I head to Loch Clair in Torridon to capture my own photographs of this stunning location. With only a few hours and typically Scottish weather, photography was always going to be a challenge!
Read MoreShould YOU Photograph the Honeypot Locations?
Is there any point in capturing your own images from the landscape photography honeypot locations? With so many images captured from these popular locations you could be forgiven for giving them a miss. In this blog post I head to Glencoe in Scotland to photograph one of its most popular viewpoints and discuss why I think everyone should shoot a honeypot location.
Read MoreAutumnal Landscape Photography with the Lumix S1R
After a last minute change of plan I decide to shoot the autumnal colours at Fingle Bridge and I take the Panasonic Lumix S1R with me.
Read MoreSuper Wide Seascapes with the Kase Filters K9
In the blog this week I head out to one of my favourite coastal locations with the new Kase K9 filter holder and polariser to capture some super wide seascapes.
Read MoreReturn to Holne Bridge
This week I return to Holne Bridge on Dartmoor to try out a new camera and to give my father-in-law a helping hand with his photography.
Read MoreThe Worst Time to Try Woodland Photography
In the blog this week I head out to try my hand at woodland photography but I wasn't exactly prepared for success.
Read MoreDawlish Warren - Three in a Row
Is there any benefit to going to the same location three times in a row? In the blog this week I find out.
Read MoreDoes Familiarity Breed Complacency?
I’m no stranger to photographing Dawlish Warren, but is that familiarity gradually leading to poorer images?
Read MoreGet Your Camera Out!
With sunrises now being at a much more sociable time of the morning I decided to get myself back into the swing of early morning rises and head to my favourite local beach.
Read MoreBurnham-on-Sea
This week I head to Burnhan-on-Sea to shoot the lighthouse. I's a location that I've been meaning to photograph for a long time!
Read MoreBack to Basics at Belstone
Just because I don’t have a Nikon camera at the moment, doesn’t mean I can’t go out and take pictures.
Read More7 AMAZING Devon and Cornwall Landscape Photography Locations
In this blog post I’m going tell you about 7 AMAZING locations in Devon and Cornwall for landscape photography. This post is PACKED full of photographs and videos to inspire your landscape photography!
Read MoreA Bit of Bath
I was in Bath to attend Foto Fest so I took the opportunity to meet up with Gareth Danks to do a little street photography!
Read MoreBack to Bowerman's Nose
This week I photographed one of Dartmoor’s most iconic tors, Bowerman’s Nose. It’s not my first visit and it certainly won’t be my last.
Read MoreLove the Outdoors First
You have to love the outdoors to enjoy landscape photography. Especially if you want to survive a cold and windy morning on Dartmoor!
Read MoreAnd Now for Something Completely Different
A short blog post from me this week with a little bit of news of upcoming video projects and a new member of the team!
Read MoreCloudy with a Chance of Brecon Beacons
I had such fun last year wild camping with Gareth Danks in the Brecon Beacons that I decided to do it again. Armed with a tent, a camera, and a sense of adventure I head up into the hills of the Brecon Beacons for a spot of landscape photography. Would the weather be kinder to me this time though?
Read MoreA Macro Holiday
I’m just back from my summer holiday and while I was away I did a little more experimentation with macro photography.
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