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Good News - The Truck Lives!

February 26, 2013 • 1 Comment

You may have followed the story of how I built an expedition truck for my photography which subsequently blew up on its first proper outing to Scotland. I've now got the truck back, with another new engine (the interim new engine was also broken!) and running well. I've got a few more bits to do to it before its next big mission (snorkel, satphon...

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Sunrise Over Skiddaw, At Ashness Bridge

February 21, 2013 • 1 Comment

I had a spare day so decided, at the last minute, to head over to the Lake District. Living in York means I am an hour closer than I used to be living in Scarborough which makes it a lot easier. Leaving the house at 4.25am and heading through York there was very few people about, a couple of drunks and the binmen. I headed for one of my favourit...

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York Minster

February 15, 2013 • 2 Comments

Late afternoon sunlight hits York Minster and the city's historic Bar Walls. One of the benefits of moving back into the centre of York is being able to walk out and take shots of the city. I waited an hour for the later afternoon sun to hit the Minster for this shot during which I gave directions, advised tourists on which hotel to book and took a...

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Right Place, Right Time

January 12, 2013 • 2 Comments

A lot of being a landscape photographer is being in the right place at the right time. For every amazing vivid sunrise you see photographed here there will be a trip where the cloud never lifted and the camera never made it out of the bag. Being out very early in the morning doesn't come easily to me, I'm not really a morning person, I sit in the c...

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Happy New Year

December 31, 2012 • 1 Comment

A very happy new year to all my friends, with moving house back to York and Christmas, plus not feeling well I've not been out much with a camera recently, I will get back to it ASAP. In the meantime I hope everyone has a great New Year, and thanks for your continuing support.

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