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The fog lights of one’s car are like putting up the Christmas decorations: initially you’re excited that you get to use them, but the novelty soon wears off….
We braved the storm and walked Hengistbury Head: rugged coastline, killer waves, and a wallet-draining parking bill.
Today I took some long exposures of the sea/coast using the Fuji XH2, the 16-55 and a ten-stop ND filter. I had a picture in my head of…
To paraphrase Chief Wiggum, “AI is a cancer, and I am… what’s the cure for cancer?” Photographers worldwide are bristling at the mention of AI and how it’s…
Every summer I get a decent amount of time off, thanks to working in education. Not only does this allow me the time to do things with my…
At the weekend, (despite the weather), we ventured as a family to the new river-park in Salisbury and walked out along the river to the weir at Stratford-sub-Castle….
The following photos were taken in July 2026 using the Nikon Z5II and the 50mm 1.8 S and the 28mm 2.8 – both Nikon lenses.
Anyone who’s ever been gifted a day of freedom to do with as you will, knows the paralysing doubt that accompanies the moment you try to determine what…
A month ago I began a new project that blends my love of landscape/rural photography with my love of literature; namely, Thomas Hardy. I call this project ‘Wessex…
This week’s blogpost isn’t conceptual or gear-focused, it’s just a good old fashioned ‘photo-dump’ of images I’ve captured over the past few weeks. I’ll do my best to…