Triple fret
Three days of sea fog and an awful pun
Tagged ‘river’
Prior’s Haven
As the wind and rain whip outside my window, here is an image from a much calmer day in August last year.I was still spending lockdown mornings looking after the kids and with a hot summer, we spe...
Upper Coquetdale in Autumn
One of my favourite places to walk and photograph in Northumberland is up in the Otterburn range. The area is mostly a military firing range although the public is able to enter when there's no mi...
North Shields Fish Quay
A recent morning stroll around the fish quay at North Shields yielded this image of moored fishing boats, and the first image that I’ve personally shot that I feel suits Fujifilm’s new Classic Neg ...
Old growth at Plessey Woods
A recent discovery on my morning outings with the kids has been Plessey Woods: a country park with some beautiful old growth woodland and loads of easy trails to follow.Last weekend we went as a wh...
Rainy Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and allowing time for images to settle
As London begins receiving a months rain in the next two days, here’s an image from a rainy Yellowstone all the way back in 2009. I re-found this image a couple of days ago while browsing through...
The City
A quick one today from my increasingly-regular lunchtime walk over the river to Tate Modern, this time looking back towards the City. I've been using this walk a lot both to just get out and shoot...
Thames riverside B&W: image and thought process
I've been sitting on this photograph for almost a year without sharing or publishing it. It's one of those images that—while I love it—I've always thought I could have done better and came tantalis...
Porlock Weir
At the end of October, on another photo shoot for Funding Circle, we were down in Somerset and after wrapping up our morning shoot, Radek and I headed back to Minehead for some lunch and a quick st...
Street style along the Southbank
I ran a photo walk for Funding Circle and got some lovely shots along the way