Stormy Skies Bring the Drama
If you ask any landscape photographer, would they like a blue sky day or a cloudy sky, almost everyone will choose the cloud, and why? because of the sheer drama
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Sunsets Sand and Grey Seals
This week my photo walks included a night I have been waiting for all summer, a High Tide walk out to Hilbre. Nothing can prepare you for the feeling of
Wirral Kayak Challenge 2022
Well this Sunday I decided to head out to Hilbre to see if I could capture any shots of the Wirral Kayak Challenge that was passing by. I headed out
3 Glorious Nights at Hilbre Island
What a wonderful week I’ve had, 3 separate very different photo walks out to Hilbre, with fresh air, wonderful company and just some beautiful photographs. I started the week with
A New Years Hilbre Island
To say goodbye to 2020 and hello to 2021 I returned to my happy place, walking out to a crisp and cold Hilbre Island. I decided to follow the tide
Autumn turns to Winter across the sands of Dee.
Well 2020 has certainly been a challenging year to say the least. Little did I know back in March how much the impending global pandemic would affect my photography. Back
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Sun Sets and Day Breaks
Over the past few days we’ve had some incredibly dramatic skies, from cool crisp skies over liverpool at dawn to fiery red Wirral sunsets. The Wirral coastline never ceases to
Hilbre Island Pink Fire Sunset
After an evening of frustrating skies and nothing really happening, the sun dropped below the horizon and suddenly turned the sky to a fiery red and pink glow behind Hilbre
Top tips for visiting Hilbre Island
I’ve posted a few pictures from Hilbre Island during lockdown and had a few questions from people about the island. I thought, why not write a blog post to give
Hilbre Island – The Ebb and Flow of the Tide
One of my favourite things is to head out to Hilbre Island and stay over at high tide. It’s beautiful to see how the Island changes as the tide comes
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