What a beautiful way to enjoy the longest day of the year, on top of Moel Famau in North Wales. Photographing a location like this in conditions like this can be a challenge. On top of the very bright sun and extreme contrast of the shadows, you also have the “problem” of multiple people milling about enjoying the sunset. So how do you go about finding compositions in situations like this? … Continue readingSummer Solstice on Moel Famau

I had a great afternoon watching the Liverpool Indie Choir perform at St Luke’s in Liverpool (the bombed out church for those who know the city) it was a beautiful sunny day and although that always plays havoc with pesky shadows it was a great way to spend an afternoon. … Continue readingLiverpool Indie Choir at the Bombed out Church

The natural light show of the Aurora Borealis lights up the skies behind the war memorial on Caldy Hill. I don’t think I have ever audibly shouted wow at my

Continue readingAurora West Kirby

Looking across at the windfarm just before the sun dropped below the cloud bank on Hilbre Island. … Only the wrong clothes, or so the saying goes at least. But

Continue readingThere’s no such thing as bad weather

Every once in a while the weather forecast actually lines up with the conditions on the day! If you’ve attended my photo walks, you’ll know that the weather is an

Continue readingA break in the clouds at Talacre