Finding stories to tell in our landscape
August has seen me head out to familiar places like Hilbre Island and new ones including Moel Famau & the Rhyl Airshow, but I’m often asked how I go about
Category: Landscape Photography
151st Open at Royal Liverpool
It’s not every day a major international tournament rolls into your home town, but that’s what’s arrived this week in Hoylake. The 151st Open Championship is this year being hosted
See Wall, a Sea Wall
West Kirby has been absolutely baking this week and, as most of the new sea wall is now open, I thought I’d head down to take a few shots of some wavy
Summer Photowalks Return
It’s great to be back out around our coastline as the date begin to lengthen. Throughout the summer months I’m often out across the sand banks and rock outcrops that
Wirral Coast Trail – Neston marshes
Throughout 2023 I’m setting myself a challenge to walk the entire coast of the Wirral in mini photography workshops starting with Little Neston Marshes. This first leg (though it’s actually
A wintery Hilbre Island
Anyone who’s been out to Hilbre Island with me will know that I’ve been waiting for the right conditions to be able to take snowy photographs of the islands. It’s
Dramatic Skies at the Hoylake Shipwreck
This week I’ve been back out at the Shipwreck off the coast at Hoylake, and I thought I’d take the opportunity to talk through how I approach long exposure shots
Dark Clouds, Beautiful Skies
August has been a busy month so far, with more photowalks, extreme weather and an abundance of beautiful skies. I have been so busy the last few months I have
A Sobering Day in Ogwen Valley
Walking in the hills and climbing mountains always carries a certain amount of risk, it can be incredibly rewarding, but being prepared and knowing your limits is the best way
Beautiful Hilbre Nights
It’s been great getting back out to Hilbre over the last few weeks, especially this Easter Week. I love watching the seasons change here, from the cold blustery winters to