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Sky on fire over Lundy Island
I took this photo of Lundy Island at the same time as I took the one of Hartland Point. I think they make quite the set. The visibility was good enough to be able to see the old Lundy Island lighthouse...
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Fog descends on Dartmoor
I went out on a massive photo jaunt yesterday from dawn until dusk, and part of that was on Dartmoor national park. I decided to end the day at Great Staple Tor as I still want to improve on the shots...
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Nun’s Cross Farm on Dartmoor
I took this panoramic view of Nun’s Cross Farm on Dartmoor shortly after taking the photo that I posted on my landscape photography website. The light was really kind to me and 10 minutes or so of...
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Boats Moored in Brixham
I took this photo of some of the boats moored at in Brixham because I liked the calmness of the sea and the stark impact on the horizon of the view of boats. The amount of boats in Brixham is quite...
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Wet path to Great Mis Tor
This is a photo of the path that leads up to Great Mis Tor on Dartmoor National Park. I liked how the water was running down the path; almost like it was a river bed, and how it leads the eye up to the...
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Merrivale stones in the rain
I like this photo of the Merrivale stone row on Dartmoor in the rain. As the rain approached I had mixed emotions; cursing due to the thought of getting soaked along with my son, but also excited about...
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An Evening at Welcombe Mouth
Heading to Welcombe Mouth to photograph the sunset, it was a stark contrast to the photos I took of the snow on Dartmoor just one day before. The tide was at its lowest just before sunset which meant...
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Crow Point beach in Black & White
I went to Crow Point the other day to photograph the groynes. I posted some of my photos here on my other website but wanted to post this one here. I captured the groynes in a couple of different...
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The Crow Point Shipwreck
At the weekend I returned to Crow Point with my sons to photograph the Braunton Burrows, the beach, and of course the shipwreck that rests in the sand on the point. The wreck is quite popular; often...
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Dartmoor Tors at Twilight
I think my love of Dartmoor national park has rubbed off on my sons, as well as photography. Both of them like to come to the moor with me to take photos nowadays. I took them with me to the Merrivale...
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Late evening sun at Westward Ho!
After the rain eased the sun rays broke through the cloud over Hartland Point. The view from Westward Ho! was quite something, especially as the tide ebbed just enough to reveal the sandy part of the...
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Dappled Sunlight in a Devon Wood
Having missed the golden hours this weekend I found myself wandering rural Devon this afternoon. I ended up in a forest that looked amazing from the road side. As I wandered into the woodland it looked...
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A sunny day at Foggintor Quarry
I had great plans for sunrise on Sunday morning, just like a large percentage of landscape photographers. With sunrise being at 5:10 am I knew that getting up at just before 3am would be really tough;...
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Sweeping Waves at Westward Ho!
I was determined to get out with my camera having not done so since returning from our holiday in Scotland, so despite the absence of any real golden hour potential I went to Westward Ho! for the last...
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A Devon countryside view from Dartmoor
When I am out taking photographs I often find myself admiring the view, but focusing my camera on closer objects to build a photo. On this day the view from Great Staple Tor on Dartmoor National Park...
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