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. 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.
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.
The Volvo estate was crammed with so much stuff that I wondered whether we were moving to Bamburgh rather than heading there to run two back to back landscape photography workshops.
Welcome everyone to my very first Blog. I really wanted to start things off in style and what better way than sharing some words and images with you all from my recent four day workshop in Glencoe, Scotland.