The Golden Hour
I wasn’t sure what to expect as I headed to the beach at Westward Ho! The scene that I had witnessed using the local webcam was looking favourable with large spring...
As I drove into Westward Ho! I could see band of cloud that was obscuring the horizon, spelling a potential end to a reasonable golden hour. As the sun dropped behind it thankfully...
Just like the majority of outdoor, travel, and landscape photographers I love to take photos during the golden hours and blue hours, and until a conversation with a friend...
Sometimes it feels like the odds are really stacked against you as a landscape photographer and this trip to Saddle Tor on Dartmoor was one of those days. Having pulled myself...
I headed to Dartmoor for a photography trip with my sons on Good Friday; the weather for forecast for then was about the best during the long weekend with the impending landing...
I decided to venture out into the cold late in the day, so headed to Exmoor National Park. There was some nice clouds in the sky which gave me hope for some sort of drama...
There are plenty of trees on Dartmoor, but this one was particularly pleasing on the eye as the sun was setting below the hill behind me. I took this photo at Nun’s...
I often make my way back down to the car long after the sun has set; On this occasion the light wasn’t looking very promising at all; the rain was coming and going,...
I haven’t managed to get out with my camera for a couple of weeks. Between the weather and trying to fit everything in during the run up to Christmas is quite a challenge!...
I took this panoramic view of Nun’s Cross Farm on Dartmoor. The light was really kind to me and 10 minutes or so of great light made it totally worth the 100 plus mile...
I have been meaning to go to Nun’s Cross Farm on Dartmoor National Park for ages; especially after seeing other people post great photos of it. I quite like this photo...
The light was stunning as I stopped to look back at the view from Little Staple Tor. After a day on my feet taking photos and walking over 10 miles the walk to the top to photograph...
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