The harbour wall
I recently published a pair of photographs taken this summer in Cullercoats Bay. I mentioned that I photograph this harbour wall relatively often and here's another image, made on Christmas Day las...
Journal
Early thoughts on the Sainsonic Kamlan 28mm F1.4
How good can a 28mm f1.4 lens for under £100 be?
Voigtländer Nokton 50mm f/1.5
I very nearly didn't like this lens. It was nothing to do with image quality or outward appearance but all to do with me being so stuck in the world of autofocus. After an early trip to the Goodwoo...
The harbour wall at Cullercoats
In the fastest photographic turn-around I've had in a long time, I'd like to share a couple of images taken just this past week while we were up north visiting family for our son's second birthday....
Late autumn colours
Given the heatwave we've had in the UK for the past couple of months, this photograph may feel rather out of place to be published now. I've been thinking however, about cooler weather, having pick...
Location scouting: Northumbrian textures
The story behind a scouting trip in Northumberland
The forest stage
The Goodwood Festival of Speed is coming up again this weekend and while I sadly won't be going this year, I'll be following online here and there. The GRRC Twitter account shared this nice little ...
Highway 128
Highway 128 in California is a road I discovered a few years ago and always take if I'm in the area, driving up or down the coast. It's a road that cuts in from Highway 1, the coastal road, and fol...
Nigel Mansell's Williams FW14B
With the Formula 1 season about to start again in Melbourne this weekend, here's one of the all time classic F1 cars: Nigel Mansell's 'red five' Williams. I'm posting this quickly and don't have a ...
Location scouting: keeping track
Location scouting is one of the most valuable activities a photographer can undertake to set themselves up for future photographic success and yet, while there are a few articles and Youtube videos...