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 with the sound of the waves and the occasional bird.
I love the emotion and mood in the image. that was captured from Westward Ho! in North Devon however, the location could be anywhere.
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…
The change of weather has brought some stormy weather to the UK, a stark contrast to the early summer weather. Standing on the shore the world looks dark, bleak, and…
With the rain pouring over Loch Awe, the visibility was a bit worse than Scotch mist. However, the scene it created was phenomenal. The view was vast, with this composition…
As the winter’s evening draws in on Exmoor, there is silence and thick fog as I make my way back to the car. In the distance I hear another car…
Wind turbines have been a one of the driving forces in renewable energy. I have a bit of a love hate relationship with them. At times they can look majestic,…
As I walked along a riverbank, the water was dark and murky. The river feeds an estuary and is in a perpetual state of change with the tide. The water…
I’m lucky to have two national parks and the coast surrounding me. It presents a lot of different photographic opportunities in all weather. This photo is from Exmoor National Park…
With rain and strong winds forecast, I headed to Fingle Woods on Dartmoor National Park for a walk with my camera. I didn’t have any real photographic goals, other than…
The UK coastline is particularly rugged in North Devon and Cornwall. Looking west along the coastline away from Blackchurch Rock, I saw a stunning scene before me. The coastline wise adorned…
I was determined to get out with my camera having not done so since returning from our holiday in Scotland, so despite the absence of any real golden hour potential…
When I think of the Tors of Dartmoor I often imagine them in some sort of moody context. I don’t know if it is because of the way I imagined…