Landscape Photography Winter in Glencoe shows some of what fellow vlogger Paul Thomson, Dick Coulthard and I did up in the Highlands of Scotland over the weekend of 11 and 12 January 2020. It was a rough weekend with the usual fickle weather Glencoe can throw at you and our first day was a near wash-out. Heavy rain descended upon us and most of the day was spent in cafés wondering if we’d ever get a single photo. But the […]
The year of 2019 was an incredibly busy one. Traversing the World from Europe to Asia and back again. Many miles traveled and many people and their cultures taken in. From getting stuck in Vietnam to watching Mongolian eagle hunters at work. I haven’t seen it all but I’ve definitely had my horizons broadened yet again. This video is both a small showcase for some of the places I’ve been to as well as a look over what I feel […]
Landscape and Travel Photography workshops – 2019 So it has come to that time of year again when the following year starts to take shape. Travel plans are put in place for my own work as well as thinking about passing on knowledge to other who want to learn about all things photographically. Currently I have 4 definite landscape and travel photography tours and workshops advertised on my dedicated page. There is a 5th but that hasn’t yet been confirmed […]
In the early part of January 2018 I was due to arrive in Scotland to run a photography workshop in the Glencoe area. The workshop itself was due to start on the 15th January but I needed some time beforehand to reacquaint myself with the area. Glencoe and Rannoch Moor offer up numerous views that you can capture by the side of the road but I wanted something different for the workshop. Roadside is all very well but I really […]
New landscape photography workshops for 2018 New for 2018 are some landscape photography workshops that I am organizing in Glencoe and also the newly appointed UNESCO World Heritage Site – the Lake District national park. Each workshop will concentrate on getting the best out of your camera and from you too. It is after all the person behind the lens that first imagines and then takes the final image. I want to be able to pass on the knowledge that […]