Monetising Nature
Back in May i visited the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail which is situated on the outskirts of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. All in all it was a pleasant experience but
Covid and Withernsea
So here we are almost a year into Covid-19 and its various restrictions. Currently, in lockdown 3. Personally, I think it has been the hardest time of all, relatively speaking.
The January Blues
Even though it’s the first week of February I still wanted to post this as “January Blues”, it just sums up my feeling about this month. It’s just one of
Things in common
What has a lottery winner, a sumo wrestler, and an opera singer got in common? The answer, nothing other than it’s all in a day’s work for a PR Photographer!
I’m a people photographer
I hear this all the time and often it just means that people like to socialize but in the world of photographers it marks a pretty clear divide. You either
Walkabout with the Fuji X100F
One of the hardest things to do when you’re a full-time commercial photographer is to engage hobby mode when you have a camera in your hand. For some, it’s the
Ireland on the XT
Home – Holyhead – Dublin – Wexford – Killarney – Galway – Sligo – Dublin – Home. My favorite bike trip to date and quite special as my dad was
Ducati 959 Panigale
You’ve probably noticed that a lot of my musings are based around motorcycles. This is a real passion for me. Right from the first time I ever got near a
Spurn Point
Spurn Point is an area that’s close to where I live and yet I think I’ve visited the place maybe twice in 20 years. I guess I’ve just been busy
Visit To Auschwitz and Birkenau
My visit to the former Polish death camps Auschwitz and Birkenau left me completely at odds as to whether they should even exist at all anymore. Long before I booked