Met a really nice guy a few weeks ago by the name of Alan whilst I was out at Sutton Bank. He told me  (more…)

On my second excursion to Skinningrove in as many months I came across an old tractor that no doubt once sported a smart blue and red livery. Due to its location of course most of the paintwork had peeled away  (more…)

There’s no doubt that my favourite location for images is around the Hawnby area in Rye Dale. I guess it’s because it’s only around twenty-five minutes away from me which is great for popping out on a summer’s evening. (more…)

I recently spent some time with fellow landscape photographer Ross Brown who told me that he’d recently visited Skinningrove and that it was a hairy experience but worth a look. (more…)

Twas a fine, sunny afternoon with only a very small number of clouds in the sky. Too good for a golden hour vista and yet I was in a very rare situation of late that I had all day in which to spend on photography. (more…)

Last weekend saw the second of this year’s series of Capture2computer workshops that I run as part of Joe Cornish Galleries Training based in Northallerton. This holistic approach to photography (more…)

I’m finding close up work equally, if not more, enjoyable than making images of open vistas at the moment. I always did enjoy close up work when I was a digital user only but as it takes a lot of hard work (more…)

There are many times when, during late Spring and Summer, I’ll take advantage of the light nights and wander off at tea time into the Dales or North York Moors primarily to relax but if I can bag an image too, that’s even better. (more…)

Last weekend was the first of this year’s series of Capture2computer workshops that I run as part of Joe Cornish Galleries Training based in Northallerton.
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As part of a long term project, I’m spending quite a lot of time in woodlands these days. In particular, Anya’s Wood near Hawnby. (more…)