An occasional blog on photographic subjects and cycle rides into the countryside.
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Seaside
I grew up in Weymouth, England, and learnt to swim there in the long hot summer of 1976. Ever since I have been fascinated with seaside resorts wanted to capture the positive aspects of these often overlooked destinations through photography. A limited edition calendar featuring my work is available for purchase. Read more
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Cycling on a summer’s day
I am passionate about cycling and photography, combining the two activities to explore the countryside. I have revisited the “Riding to the end of the road” project, capturing the changing landscapes with a GoPro. The video clip captures the beauty of the sky and the joy of cycling. Full video: https://youtu.be/SiIiW-yeuXM. Read more
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How to fall back in love with photography – Mixing Up Genres
From the series of posts suggesting how to reignite your passion for photography. One way is to try something new but that can be scary. Switching from the the contemplative approach of still life to the extroverted nature of street photography might be a step too far. How about blending genres, by capturing abandoned objects… Read more
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How to fall back in love with photography – Monochrome
One of a series of articles aiming to inspire photographers to explore new perspectives, in this case experimenting with monochrome photography. Capturing in black and white can simplify and enhance composition. The best way to try it out is in camera so you see your subject in monochrome. Read more
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Small things
A meditation on the small things in the world. A few images of old kitchen implements found in a drawer. Read more
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Aeolus
A windy day can impact cycling and photography. It can aid or hinder cyclists as I know from my own experience. It can also play a part in landscape photography, emphasizing the drama and dynamism of the scene. If you are looking to take dramatic landscape photographs, head out when the wind is up. Read more