BREATHING SPACE
January 03, 2016
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The last year has been a busy one. I've spent more time than ever out with the camera working on commissions, running workshops and coming up with new images. I'm certainly not complaining about that but for every hour I'm taking photos I spend probably two or three times that on the computer, processing, preparing, writing or keywording (shudder).
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AUTUMN 2015
December 01, 2015
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Oxburgh Hall at sunrise
I peer through the viewfinder one more time and make a slight adjustment to the composition. My camera is set up on a tripod and I'm double checking everything while I wait for the sun to bathe the red brick walls of Oxburgh Hall with the first rays of light. This is what it's all about, being out on a perfect autumn mornin...
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Tutorial: Manfrotto 410 Junior Geared Head repair
November 19, 2015
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Through rain and shine, frequent bouts of frantic knob twirling and regularly being unceremoniously lobbed into the car, my trusty Manfrotto geared head has always performed flawlessly... well, until now that is.
Like most Manfrotto tripod heads, the 410 Junior Geared Head (to give it it's full title) has a sprung brass pin that triggers the arm t...
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Landscape Photographer of the Year 2015
October 18, 2015
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After missing out last year, I'm delighted to say that one of my images has been commended in this year's Landscape Photographer of the Year competition.
The image came about when I was taking photos along the cliff top path at Dunwich Heath last year. I noticed that as the early morning sun began melting the frost, the russet colours of the bra...
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31 Days of August
September 04, 2015
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If, like me, you spend too much time on Facebook, Flickr or any of the numerous other social media websites then you'll probably be familiar with the concept of a 365 project which involves taking a photo a day over the course of a year.
During August I took part in a '31' challenge run by my local camera club, the rules of which were simple, take...
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