The malevolent clouds blow a ferocious wind, churning the sea into a maelstrom of crashing waves.
The malevolent clouds blow a ferocious wind, churning the sea into a maelstrom of crashing waves.
My default response appears to be to capture images in black and white. I frequently get asked why this is… Read more Why B&W?
Cotton wool balls hang beneath the cloud bank, standing proud to catch the golden orange light of the rising sun.… Read more Cameraless Photography – The morning rush
I’ve come to realise that my photography (or photographic eye?), can likely be summed up as ‘shapes and shadows’. I… Read more Shapes and Shadows
Fujifilm X-E1, 27mm equivalent, f7.1, 1/100 sec, ISO400 They say you never step into the same river twice, because it… Read more Sands of Time
I am finding myself more and more keen to write with my imagery (hence this blog/website!). Personally, I feel words… Read more Writing and Photography
Just returned from a creative retreat in Ardnamurchan organised by Rob Knight, with four other like-minded photographers. What a tonic… Read more Creative retreat
I have been listening to some of my usual podcasts today whilst working on things. A couple really struck a… Read more Podcast recommendation 1
Two contrasting images of the same thing, taken on different occasions with technology generations apart. Does either capture the mood… Read more In hindsight
Seeing the current cover photo of B&W Photography (issue 270 Oct ’22) I was brought back to this photo I… Read more Pre-Homage