The morning after the night before (see part 1 ). A fine night but uncomfortable because I'd chosen stony ground. There are generally two...

Sunset of a wild camping trip above Borrowdale, Lake District.

In the spirit of the post from a few days ago, about ruthless editing, I'm slowly catching up with a backlog of photos taken over the...

We don't get much snow in this part of the world and it's a gift for a landscape photographer. Everything changes and scenes can be found...

I'm still trying to get out in my own back yard during lockdown and find good shots. In the spirit of my previous blog post I've edited...

It's hard to stay enthusiastic during lockdown. I can't go out and about shooting my favourite subjects and the muse is hard to find...

I've written recently about what cameras to buy. I was asked the other week by a workshop client what tripod she should buy, so here are...

In the previous post I spoke about buying a DSLR as a first camera for a beginner. Now I'll talk about the latest thing - mirrorless...

I'm often asked at markets, and recently on facebook, "What camera should I buy". This is nearly always from novices, presumably baffled...

At the start of the peak of autumn colour, a few weeks ago, I went exploring in my own back yard of Cheshire. Wandering around Helsby...

Panorama stitching with Microsoft ICE

A day out shooting autumn colour with the Nikon d610

Switching from Pentax to Nikon d610

Late summer wild flowers in Cheshire

Almost the last of the spring buttercups

Glorious poppies

Out of lockdown but still waiting for good weather to go out wild camping in the hills.

The meadow flowers of Brereton Heath

Three photographs of chive flowers

Looking closer to home for your creative muse