Autumn: A Change in Perspective
In a way, autumn feels like watching the memories of summer fall with the leaves.
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Early mornings at the water, open moors, the last light of the day and the places further afield. The stories behind the pictures.
Autumn: A Change in Perspective
In a way, autumn feels like watching the memories of summer fall with the leaves.
The portrait lens that changed my landscapes
Everyone calls the 85mm a portrait lens. I bought one in 2024, pointed it at the horizon and haven't looked back. Here's why.
Before the world wakes up
A fog so thick the far bank disappeared, and a December dawn so still the lake turned to glass. Two winter mornings at the water's edge.
The Cow and Calf, from the ground and the air
Gritstone, bracken and a boulder the size of a house. Two visits to Ilkley Moor, one on foot and one from the air.
North Lincolnshire from above
The Trent bending through harvest fields, Normanby's parkland at sunset and the Humber going gold. Home, seen from a few hundred feet up.
Chasing the last light
A red sun behind the turbines, a seedhead against the glow and a bridge at dusk. How a long lens changes what a sunset can be.
Tlos and Babadağ: a summer in the hills above Fethiye
Rock-cut tombs, a hilltop fortress, the moon over Babadağ and boats drifting in the heat haze. Notes from south-west Türkiye.
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