Light is at the heart of every photograph. It gives life, depth and emotion to our images. By understanding and mastering the different nuances of lig...

Taking the Photograph! Smartphones have made capturing everyday moments effortless, but turning those quick snaps into timeless, print-ready art is wh...

Jane Pit in Workington was an undersea coal mine sunk in 1843 by Henry Curwen, featuring a distinct castellated engine house, it was built to find fre...

Maryport is a historic coastal town and former coal port in Cumbria, this small harbour boasts 2000 years of history, located on the Solway Firth wher...

Good day everyone and welcome to my latest blog recording my recent visit to Elterwater . June has been a quiet month for me photography wise, until I...

As a Lake District photographer, and a Cumbria Landscape photographer, I also participate in a little bird and wildlife photography, not as a speciali...

The month of May was split into two defined timescales, the first two weeks produced only one photography activity, whilst the last two weeks of the m...

April photography got off to a slow start, my first jaunt out was to Buttermere on a cold but clear spring morning for some Lake District sunrise phot...

Geodh Mhartainn Geodh Mhartainn is a coastal cove or inlet located on the west coast of the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, which is known for i...