50 landscape photography locations around Bristol
Any photographer visiting the city of Bristol is blessed with a huge variety of places to photograph. Due to the relatively small geographic size of the city, it is quite…
The Instagram exodus
After the Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced on video that the app would be focusing primarily on video, there was an immediate backlash from the photographic community. Having spent the…
Historic Photographer of the Year 2021 – category winner
I’m so chuffed to say that my photo of Clifton Suspension Bridge in the mist has won the Historic England category of the 2021 Historic Photographer of the Year awards….
Landscape Photographer of the Year – Commended
I’m really chuffed to say that my photo of Cheddar Gorge at night was commended by the judges of Landscape Photographer of the Year, and will feature in the printed…
Madeira – the land of mist and lava
We were lucky to be able to jet off for a week to the green listed Madeira. And what an incredible place it was! For such a small island –…
Durdle Door sunrise through arch
For a few weeks each year, the sun rises in exactly the right position to be seen through the arch of Durdle Door, at Lulworth Cove. For a fan of…
The land of fire and ice (and loads of waterfalls)
It had been on my holiday to-do list for some time, but finally we took the chance to go for a few days to the epic awesomeness that is Iceland….
Bristol & Beyond Photography Exhibition
I’m delighted to have been asked by talented local photographer The Bristol Nomad to join him and other gifted artists Chris Hill and Sam Miles in his exhibition showcasing the…
Floating off into the sunrise…
The weather did its best to hamper proceedings, but there was a window for perfect balloon flying on the Saturday of the Bristol Balloon Fiesta.
Wildflower
Wildflower have been cropping up everywhere across Bristol this year, and sometimes in the most unusual places. Take this one for example, down by the M Shed at the harbour….