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Fine Art Landscape Photography
As the winter’s evening draws in on Exmoor, there is silence and thick fog as I make my way back to the car. In the distance I hear another car before seeing the headlights...
I am enjoying exploring my creative expression, although it is a little scary at the same time. This year is only a part way through, and it has already taught me a lot. The way that...
Looking out to sea from the North Devon coastline, the water is calm. However, in the distance there is a storm on the horizon. I like how the horizon is really dark, signifying...
I was walking back to my car as darkness began to envelope Dartmoor National Park when I took this photo. If I am walking back to my car in the dark, it normally means that...
Wind turbines have been a one of the driving forces in renewable energy. I have a bit of a love hate relationship with them. At times they can look majestic, with their almost...
Close to my home there is a small patch of woodland that I went to for a walk. The dappled afternoon light was highlighting the forest, as it danced in the breeze. I was drawn...
I have a huge number of photographs that have not seen the light of day, or even been edited. I took this photo 15 years ago, almost to the day, and remember taking it, loving...
As I walked along a riverbank, the water was dark and murky. The river feeds an estuary and is in a perpetual state of change with the tide. The water can sustain life or hinder...
Beach huts that adorn the British coast are often bright and vibrant. On most days these beach huts at Crooklets Beach in Bude, Cornwall would be just that. However, the subdued...
With spring underway, traditional landscape photography has been very difficult for many. The UK lock down has meant that a lot of photographers are having to look for new local...
Did you know that how you look at photographs could be influencing your photographic style? In-fact, it could change photography over time. I have never really thought about...
During a storm, witnessing the power of the sea can be almost hypnotic. I went to photograph the giant waves at Portreath in Cornwall with my friend Adam. The rain and sea spray...
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