A short Time-Lapse video of the an evening on the historic Cobb in Lyme Regis in Dorset. [su_vimeo url=”https://vimeo.com/330223461″ width=”1600″ height=”720″]
This is an old World War II train track called the stop line that cuts through South Somerset parts of which are hidden away in fields and overgrown by time. The short video and time-lapse sequence is part of a self assigned project.ย [su_vimeo url=”https://vimeo.com/329664106″ width=”1600″ height=”720″]
With the clocks going forward and Easter around the corner attention naturally turns to holidays. A lot of my childhood holidays were spent in Cornwall and St Ives even became home for a short period in my mid twenties. My first ever self assigned photography project was capturing the fishermen of the county. So Cornwall…
Iโm always seeking out backlit subject as it provides in my opinion the most beautiful light. Throw in some fog or mist combined with the right lens and itโs like Christmas has come early!
Moving Mountains, Travel Photography Portfolio The Gumbet Windmills Iโd been told about this spot and the windmills many times while visiting my holiday home in Turkey. Eventually, during one trip, I decided it was time that I grabbed my gear and checked this local landmark out and combine a littleย travel and landscape photography It was…
I captured this grab shot of a Heron taking flight while out shooting on the Somerset Levels one morning at first light. It was in my opinion the perfect Somerset Levels morning complete with a healthy dose of atmospheric wetlands mist.
I created this image many years ago but itโs still one of my favourites. This was partly because It pushed my post production skills at the time to their absolute limit and so it was very satisfying when I finally completed it.
I captured this image in the near deserted village of Stefanos Greece. The village is located on the edge of the Stefanos volcano on the island of Nisyros in the South Aegean Greece. Over the years the village had almost been vacated entirely due to the volcano but a few people still remain. One such…
I was fortunate to be interviewed for The Pro Photographer Journey Podcast recently about my work and marketing. You can listen to the interview below.