Had a brief interlude from weddings over the bank holiday and went to the North Yorkshire Moors with the family and as usual I couldn’t resist shooting a few steam train images! While not wanting to fill the blog with this kind of stuff, I thought I’d post this shot, done in the yards at...
Decided to nip over to Castleford to have a go at shooting the Millenium bridge. I’ve seen lots of shots of it but, despite driving past on several occasions, hadn’t actually noticed it. So, I set off on a mission to photograph it and it turned out not to be too easy to do. In...
Shooting a commission for the National Trust at Nostell Priory National enabled me to use my new 24mm PC-E tilt and shift lens to its advantage. A low viewpoint on the snowdrops gave a good base and focal point to the image, while a small amount of tilt allowed me to pull the house into...
A frustrating week at the end of February trying to get a viewpoint image for a further commission from the Ramblers Association of the Norber erratics above Austwick. Despite some great sunny weather in the valleys, the tops remained fog bound every time I visted. In the end, due to publication deadlines, we went with...
The predicted snow actually arrived, so despite having a mountain of work to do in the office, I headed out to grab a few snow scenes even though the weather was still bleak, snowy and with grey skies. Occasional patches of sunshine broke through but I never managed anything in the weak winter sunlight. Instead,...
Spent a couple of days shooting some very different images to my normal calendar style landscapes in the form of an LVIA commission. The images were commissioned as part of a landscape visual impact assessment for a major road development on the A57 near Todwick in South Yorkshire. I’ll not bore you with lots of...
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