Photos of Devon
The sand dunes at Braunton Burrows in North Devon are wonderful to walk in. You can submerse yourself in the landscape and imagine that you are a million miles from…
As a local shipwrecked boat decays some of the planks that attach to its’ main beams are withering away to little more than tendrils. Almost looking like withered fingers, they…
A man hunts for treasure and Instow beach as the sun sinks below the horizon. There was no way that I could miss the opportunity to take a photo of…
I love the texture and detail in the time and tide bell at Appledore. The bells is fascinating to look at, with interesting shapes, texture and a mix of colour.…
Walking through woodland is something that I enjoy. One of the things I like is how sometimes the slivers of light that break through the canopy highlight something on the…
It is important to remember that photography is not just about technical prowess. Where others see imperfection, I see a special moment. A moment where I looked up in wonder…
After a period of stormy weather, sunbeams shine through a break in the clouds bringing an essence of calm. When looking at this scene, I am back next to the sea…
I love to watch the sea, especially during stormy weather. In fact, I love to watch the waves during any weather. Part of my allure to seascapes is the emotion…
The low tide at Westward Ho! revealed a vast undulating beach with small pools and ripples in the sand as far as the eye can see. With the sun below…
Photographing Comet Neowise (C/2020 F3) is something that is a lot of photographers are trying at the moment. This is fantastic for the hobby and could make it one of…
Hartland Quay is an iconic photography location with good reason. It is a stunning part of the Devon coastline. I saw this composition almost immediately on a much earlier visit…
A boat gently sways in the calm water, during low tide at Clovelly. Clovelly is beautiful place that I love to visit at any time. On a cold wet day…