I've been experimenting with multiple exposures on the 1Dx today out here in Northern Ireland and I have to say I am surprisingly taken with the concept. I am going to give it some investment both here and in the USA next month to see what I can...
After returning from a Light and Land trip to Iceland in the middle of January, the slow technical breakdown of my beloved but eleven-year-old Kirk BH1 had become more than apparent. It had succumbed to every man’s worst nightmare – ball...
The Lake District has been in news more than ever over the last few months but sadly for all the wrong reasons, so I wanted to write something positive about a little place I know, a place that’s underground and that you can visit too. I spent a...
On Monday last week, I found these remarkable images in an old box at a reclamation yard just outside Bovey Tracey, near to where I live. Captured in the early 1920's, the photographer remains unknown but these deteriorating images, which I scanned...
If you’re a devout vista and scenic photographer, a photographer that seeks out good light, who loves compositions whilst embracing the spectacular, then abandon ship right now as this blog post is not for you. This is Princetown, one of my...
Sometimes when the weather doesn’t look too favourable, it all comes together. I have always used my own pep talk to get me through a clear sunrise or two… ‘there are no poor conditions, only poor decisions’ and this time it most definitely...
My first look into the open source images from the Apollo missions has been really intriguing. There are some utterly spellbinding images now available from the Nasa archive. All are hi-res scans of Hasselblad film images, corrected and thankfully...
You'll probably know I have been shooting infrared for
Have you ever wanted the power of a Canon DSLR in a smaller more compact body, with a great set of lightweight lenses that also give the option to use the EF lenses you already own? Well I am here to tell you that the EOS M3 is a dream come true for...
I was lucky enough to get a highly commended in this years British Wildlife Photography awards in the Wild Woods section. It was an image of Wistmans Wood in thick fog that I shot last year. I think there was some wonderful entries this year,...
