Category: Landscape Photography

The Landscape Photography category brings together writing shaped by time spent walking, observing, and returning to the same places.

Posts explore light, weather, composition, and the emotional side of photographing landscapes — often focusing on overlooked or less dramatic scenes. There’s an emphasis on patience, familiarity, and letting photographs emerge rather than be forced.

This section reflects a slower approach to landscape photography, rooted in connection rather than spectacle.

Embarking on a personal photography project inspired by Richard Adams’ timeless 1972 Watership Down masterpiece, is a venture both thrilling, profound and deeply personal. While I pondered ideas for photography project, the allure of this literary landscape has beckoned me to undertake a year-long journey, a visual exploration of the landmarks woven into the fabric…

In the delicate dance between vintage film and modern technology, my recent photography session along the tranquil Kennet and Avon Canal near Aldermaston Wharf was a captivating exploration. As a dedicated photographer specialising in capturing life’s fleeting moments, this session marked a significant milestone – the premiere use of the Kentmere Film Pan 400 Film,…

As a photographer, there are moments that transcend the ordinary and beckon you to capture the essence of a place in its raw and unfiltered state. Watership Down near Kingsclere, a location made famous by Richard Adams’ novel, is one such place. In the quiet embrace of February, armed with my trusty Bronica ETRSi and…

Landscape photography is an art that transcends capturing mere images; it’s about freezing moments in time, preserving the grandeur of nature. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or just starting, mastering landscape photography requires a blend of skill, creativity, and an understanding of your surroundings. Here’s my 9 Landscape Photography Tips. The Magic of Golden Hour…

The Kennet and Avon Canal, Aldermaston Wharf, has always held a special place in my heart as one of England’s most picturesque landscapes, perfect for capturing its natural beauty. Nestled in the heart of the stunning countryside, this canal has become my haven as a photography enthusiast, offering breathtaking views throughout the year including canal…

There is an undeniable allure to abandoned boats and shipwreck photography and the worlds most spectacular shipwrecks – weathered and worn by the passage of time, they stand as silent witnesses to a bygone era. Scotland, with its rich maritime heritage, has become my playground for famous Scottish shipwrecks for photographers and for uncovering these…

A Touch of Autumn Photography “Amidst the wet and unsettled weather of November, nature still offers us moments of beauty and inspiration. Take a step outside and witness the changing colours of the season, for it is in these moments that we find solace and rejuvenation.” Stephen Paul Young First, Lets Talk about the Weather…