Old Father Thames
The River Thames has been a part of London life since, well since London. The Romans built Londinium in the 1st century at the point where the Thames was narrow enough to […]
Lost in the Woods
It feels like a long time since I’ve posted but I’ve been working on some new stuff so should be able to get back into the swing of things […]
Crash
It’s been a while since I managed to get inspired enough to get out and shoot, the weather has been so poor it has just not been there for me. […]
Whitstable Revisited
I returned to Whitstable in Kent this weekend ready to add to my collection of images from this little seaside town but events and weather conspired against me. The best […]
Richmond Park – Red Deer
London is one of those places, what we Brits would call a “Marmite place” -you either love it or you hate it. Maybe it’s not quite that clear cut but, […]
Snow Abstractions
You may have heard that we had snow in London last weekend. At it’s peak it was around 4 inches maybe, in reality this is a laughable amount for most […]
Robin
The Robin is billed as Britain’s favourite bird, whether this is true or not it is almost certainly the friendliest. They are very territorial and will often fight to the […]
Chiswick House & Gardens
History of Chiswick House Chiswick House ,completed in 1729 by Lord Burlington, is considered one of the greatest examples of Neo-Palladian architecture in London, the gardens designed mainly by William Kent […]
Three Cliff Bay, Gower, Wales
It’s safe to say that my understanding of digital photography has improved over the years, as has my processing skills. Those that interact with me on a regular basis know […]
Mortlake Blue Hour
It’s fair to say that the weather in 2012 played a large part in my photography; on the one hand it was pretty appalling for most of the year here in the […]
