Photography articles & Tips
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In my blog you’ll find a variety of articles about photography with tips, tutorials, stories and latest information about me and my workshops.
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Lofoten in winter
A Week in Iceland – A Photographer’s Paradise
It was back in September 2015 when I made the impulsive decision to visit Iceland. On arriving at Reykjavik airport with my fellow travelling companions, the sight of snow all around pleased me immensely.
The Weight of Expectation – Seven Days in Iceland
Two days from now I shall be enjoying my first day of seven in Iceland (Thursday 11th February 2016). It’s a place that I have wanted to visit for a number of years now and even more so these last couple or so mainly due to the sheer numbers of images I have seen on various Facebook groups.
The Skye’s the Limit
The Volvo estate was crammed full of camera equipment and personal possessions and there was a seven and a half hour journey ahead of us from Preston in Lancashire to Portree on the Isle of Skye in Scotland.
My 2015 Top Ten Images
So without further ado, here is my 2015 Top Ten Images. It was a seriously difficult decision to whittle down the many thousands of images that I have captured, both during the workshops and private tuition days that I run in the presence of my clients but also when out with friends or even shooting solo.
Big Speaker Event 2015 – What An Evening
Friday evening saw many months of planning come together in aid of one glorious evening of landscape photography, my Big Speaker Event 2015.
A Weekend Workshop in Wiltshire
As landscape photographers, we are always on the hunt for that elusive image, that perfect shot that in reality does not exist. We travel the length and breadth of the country in the pursuit of finding THE next magical location.
Pilling Pottery; New Exhibition Now On
New exhibition of my work now on at Pilling Pottery, near Knott End in Lancashire One of the goals that most landscape photographers have at the top of their list is to have their work exhibited in a quality establishment.
Long Exposure Photography – Love it or hate it?
Long exposure photography. This is a area of landscape photography that seems to divide opinions among those who love it and those who hate it. I should confess at this point that I love it.
The Red PaperBridge – Lake District
I discovered earlier in the week on Facebook, a photo that someone had posted that showed a packhorse bridge that had been created out of 22,000 sheets of red paper which was located over a beck in the Lake District. I was curious. I did some digging.