Photowalks to cleanse the soul
It’s been great to finally get back out and about and start running my photo walks this summer. I can’t tell you how long I’ve waited to be taking groups
Category: Landscape Photography
A walk along Leasowe shore
I’ve always found the area around Leasowe Lighthouse a challenge. From the plain white lighthouse to the surrounding grass banks and the sea wall, it can be hard to find
Talacre Beach Sand Dunes
This week I returned to the lighthouse here on Talacre Beach at the Point of Ayr, North Wales. It was very different to the last time I visited last summer
The Angel of the North
A little something different from me this week as I took a trip up to the North East for a business project. How could I drive all that way and
Sunset Coastal Walks
If you’ve been following my photography over the last year or so you’ll know how much I love the coast round Hilbre Island. So much so that this week I
A Snowdon Sun Rise
To say that I’m not really a morning person would be an understatement, so the idea of getting up at 4am to go and climb a mountain is not one
Playing with Light at the Royal Liver Buildings
I’m least comfortable when the light starts to fade and I have to push the ISO a little higher on my camera, but I’m starting to get a good feel
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Hoylake in Bloom
I love the sights of spring, as flowers appear bringing colour to the world around us. Hoylake is no exception, with bright colourful Tulips and Daffodils surrounding roundabout and blossom
Wildflowers at Thornton Manor
This week I have taken advantage of the first relaxations of Lockdown with a walk around Thornton Manor gardens. It’s great that open spaces like this are now open to
Sunset at the Marine Lake
I feel these four photographs are a great example of how my photography has improved, especially over the last twelve months. This time last year I would never have been