Analogue and Digital Imagery

A photo walk around a nearby village in the heart of Cornwall's Clay country using a Russian camera loaded with black and white film.

Evening photowalk through my old hometown with a wide angle lens.

I'm not entirely sure exactly where the idea came from. Possibly it was my job where I travel to the estates and cul-de-sacs of St....

I answer the vexed question- Can Film Images benefit from the use of AI at the processing stage and give a worked example.

Autumn is my favourite time of year for getting out and about into the Landscape for many reasons, one of which is the abundance of Fungi.

It may not be of too much surprise to regular visitors to this Blog, that updates have been a bit sporadic recently. This has been for...

Fungi fascinate me, their strange beauty and habit of announcing themselves to the world unheralded, together with their variety and the...

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.