The Tower at Loch Glascarnoch dam is an interesting and imposing sentinel like structure. While I know that it is protective, there to monitor the dam. I could easily imagine…
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 nightfall begins to creep over Exmoor, the thick fog becomes oppressive. Heading back to the car, it feels very lonely walking along a path with no sound other than…
Broken Glass is a “no words” blog post so that you can build your own interpretation and draw your own conclusions about the image. Fine Art Prints: Visit Shop…
From the Dark is a “no words” blog post so that you can build your own interpretation and draw your own conclusions about the image.
To us a lifetime is forever. But, in the grand scheme of things our existence is evanescent. The soul, energy or form though, is perpetual. Nothing really disappears, it just…
There is something poetic in the converging of forces and light. Without the light there can not be dark, and vice versa. If we have neither, there is nothing. I…
At dawn, looking across Loch Loyne the scene was peaceful. The low light meant that the auto ISO on my G7X was quite high. However, the noise adds to the…
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…
While waiting for the storms to develop I watched a passing rainstorm traverse the horizon. I like the simplicity of this composition. While simple, it still tells a story. I…
A cloudscape is as fluid as a seascape, with no moment every repeating. Driving around north Devon watching the storm clouds, the lightning was not giving me the opportunity to…
The low lighthouse at Burnham-on-Sea is a popular photography subject for good reason. It is a beautiful structure, in an amazing setting. In this image I love the flow of…