The Curious Behaviour of the Middle Aged Landscape Photographer
I have often wondered what people think when they see me out with a camera. Not fellow photographers. They already understand the strange rituals involved. I mean ordinary members of the public who happen to be out walking the dog or en...
Trawsfynydd, Midges and the World's Most Relaxed Dog
One of the great advantages of working in North Wales is that it provides countless opportunities for photography after work. One of the great disadvantages of a working in North Wales is that occasionally the weather decides to impersona...
Rain, Ruins, Mustard and a Slightly Terrifying Tree
One of the things I enjoy most about photography is that it gives me an excuse to wander around places I would otherwise never visit. My latest outing took me into Cheesden Valley, visiting Cheesden Lumb Mill, Deeply Vale Mill and Washwheel ...
The Day My Wellies Became Canoes
Landscape photography is often portrayed as a calm and dignified pursuit. A photographer quietly arrives at a beautiful location, carefully composes the scene, presses the shutter and returns home with a masterpiece.This is complete nonsense.T...