I’m pleased to announce that I have now over 20,000 images to choose from in my collection on Alamy! Click on the image below to have a look at my Alamy profile and see some of my latest images… The featured image (top) shows the view over Malhamdale with Pendle Hill in the distance from […]
I don’t know if you saw the recent War on Plastic with Hugh and Anita series on BBC1 but it’s well worth a catch-up if you missed it. I’ve been trying to avoid the non-recyclable plastic packaging in my shopping for quite a while, but I’ve been checking that the plastic packaging I did buy […]
I’m talking about my favourite waterfall (again!) in my latest post for the Natural Light Workshops blog…
Here’s my workshop report for the Natural Light Workshops blog on our recent visit to Bolton Abbey – we had a great day’s landscape photography with ideal light for spring woodland and moving water at The Strid!
I had a walk into Nidd Gorge Woods near Knaresborough last week to catch a few of the bluebells while they were still in flower – I’m very lucky to have this lovely Woodland Trust woodland within walking distance of my house! On the way I wandered through Mackintosh Park to see how the wild […]
This shoot was actually the week before last and you may have seen a few images from it on my Instagram feed if you’re on there, but there was such a nice crop of cherry blossom on The Stray this year that I thought I’d share a few more images on the blog! I’d gone […]
I’ve now taken my 2019 calendar range off sale and am pleased to announce that the 2020 calendars are now in stock and available from my website and on Amazon! The price remains at £10 (which includes a £2 charity donation) plus P+P. There are six designs in the 2020 range – my local Knaresborough, […]
I visited Dundee at dusk on my last trip to St Andrews two years ago and saw the construction work underway for the new V&A Dundee design museum on the waterfront as I crossed the Tay Bridge so on my recent return trip I was keen to get back and photograph the new building, which […]
Here’s the report from a rather wet and wild waterfalls workshop at Aysgarth and West Burton at the weekend – the weather was dreadful but the waterfalls (particularly West Burton Falls) looked amazing!
I had another trip into Leeds last week on a sunny afternoon, hoping for a nice dusk shoot at Leeds Dock and Royal Armouries. On the way from the railway station I couldn’t resist one or two shots on some of the city centre architecture, particularly the splendid Leeds City Markets building. This late Victorian/early […]
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