Red Squirrels of The Yorkshire Dales, A Tonic to the Ears
20th November 2022On My Mind,Wildlife Sightings
Happy Adoption Day Alfie!
Grasmere & Rydal Water Autumn Photo Walk
On the Death of the Queen
I’ve always felt photography has this inimitable ability to mark both global and personal moments of significance. To lay down markers in our own and shared histories. To reflect “how it was” for us. The pictures shared today and this week, will be well planned and rehearsed. As a photographer, at such magnetic moments like this, it can be tempting to feel that if you’re not at the centre of it, you’re missing it. That ‘fear of missing out’ can be quite a crippling emotion. But as time passes and the “iconic” imagery loses its impact, it is the photos from outside of that centre that become more interesting. That become essential to telling the whole story.
Non Je Ne ‘Egret’ Rien, My 40th at Arne
They Sika Here, They Sika There - My 40th at Arne
Most Epic Moorside Morning Yet...
22nd April 2022Wildlife Sightings
Shadow Over Sun Lane
Colossus Hummingbird (Gigas Numenius) Spotted Over Sun Lane Development Plot
31st March 2022On My Mind,Wildlife Sightings
A Spring Morning over St Aidan's
4th March 2022Walks,Wildlife Sightings