Landscape is where it all began for me. Hiking across our gorgeous country, mostly in the Peak District, I fell in love with the land and wanted to capture its magic.
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Arthog falls in North Wales
Dolbadarn Fort in Llanberis
Torrent falls, North Wales
A gateway leading to an Iron age hill fort
A very wet day and a failed waterfall shoot was rescued by this wonderful scene
The end of the road
A storm brewing off of Barmouth beach
Kinder Scout looking to the Edale valley
Peace at a Peak District reservoir
An icy walk to Lost Lad
A waterfall on Grindsbrook clough
A wet, windy and grey day on Kinder Scout
A haunting view it Kitzbuhel, Austria
Ansel Adams inspired a lot of my landscape work
A ready made black and white
An oak tree in the full midday sun
The canopy of a tree in the reserve
A little steam for the enthusiast
The old guard on duty
On a rail tour of the UK, Scots Guardsman passes through
A gorgeous saddletank engine with Victorian passengers
The area around the mud pots at Lake Myvatn in Iceland
The iceberg filled lake at the foot of the glacier
The gorge that has formed at the bottom of Dettifoss, Iceland
3 hours of waiting, plus a specialist 300 mm lens, and 3 different stacked filters enabled this shot
A sunlit canopy makes for an interesting scene. Notice the wildlife events developing as well
Gently illuminated by sunlight in an otherwise dark patch of woodland, this was a moment that only lasted around a minute
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