Shipshape
Happy New Year, one and all! I trust that you’ve had a peaceful and enjoyable festive break? At the start of 2015, after a long time…
Tag: landscape
The Midges that Died for Art
Last weekend — what with it being the summer holidays an’ all — I thought it would be fun to concoct an impromptu camping/photography expedition to Scotland with my…
On the Telly
There’s excitement afoot but more on that later in the month. In the meantime, whet your appetite with this short clip broadcast last night by…
Skye Glass
Two weeks ago, Julian Calverley invited me on an impromptu visit to the Isle of Skye, a stunningly beautiful wilderness in the far north of Scotland.…
New Platinum Print: Hérault Mountains
In the depths of Southern France there’s a scene that’s kept me entranced for many a lazy afternoon over the years… I’ve photographed the view…
New Print: Peel Island
In August last year, I wrote a post entitled The Lake District and I. One of the photographs from that camping trip has always stuck…
England, Scotland and Berwick
Almost as far North as you can possibly journey within the bounds of England lies Berwick upon Tweed, nestled just a couple of miles from…
The Draw of the Sea
There’s something about the sea, isn’t there? Something stirring and primordial; to gaze out to the distant horizon is so many things to so many…
Sunday Touchline
A short tangent on a Sunday… It may feel like a bit of a drag getting out of bed on a Sunday morning sometimes, especially…
Spillers’ Downfall: The Demolition of Spillers Mill
I’m pleased to announce the release of my first photography book, Spillers’ Downfall — a self-published series of images documenting the demolition of Spillers Mill here…
