Analogue and Digital Imagery

Grasstrack is motorsport in which single cylinder motorbikes or motorcycle/sidecar combinations roar round a grassy track

My recent photography trip to Avebury Stone Circle was an ambitious one: Use my 4x5 camera to make images of the Stones. Was it a success?

The Mên-an-Tol is a sacred site dating from the Bronze Age. In this post I photograph it using my large format Camera.

I look at why Autumn is my favourite time of year and reflect on some of the meaning behind an image and I show more autumn pictures

Minimalist landscape photography in challenging conditions of an Iconic landmark, Burnham-on-Sea Low lighthouse

I present a beautiful seascape image taken at sunset and examine whether it is indeed a 'true reflection' of the scene.

A Blog accompanying my recent YouTube Video exploring St Day Old Church and its ancient Churchyard with my Bronica Medium Format Film Camera

Wildlife Photography in the rare heat of a Cornish summer capturing the rarer Silver-washed Fritillary

The Lady and Her Classic Cars (and more Beach Huts) In my last post, I talked about the changing face of a particularly English seaside town

Sutton-on-Sea, one of a string of resorts on the coast of Lincolnshire is seen as a retirement community and a place for cheap holidays.

Chromagraph PhotoArt Channel update and New Camera Update

I seem to have been in the process of gathering new material for this Blog, the website, Facebook page and Instagram for a long time...

A traumatic 24hours, or how I overcame my reservations and entered a prestigious Landscape Photography competition.

Record Shot... is a dismissive term, usually issued by Camera Club judges (often male, white and elderly) that means poorly composed or...

Caerhays Castle is a magnificent 18th-19th century mansion in a stunning landscape which includes 120acres of Wooded Gardens.

It has been a long time since I went to any destination other than my nearby environs with the intent to make images, but that chance came o

Like, I suspect most photographers, I tend to do most of my post-processing just after importing from a memory card to my editing...

The subject, a piece of driftwood that has been washed into the mouth of a silted-up harbour near where I live is surrounded by spiky grasse

In trying to load my father's vintage film camera, I make a bad mistake. Is there a fix?

Or at least on a frosty morning. Here's a small selection of images shot this morning after our coldest night since the 2018 'Beast From...