Photography Guides & Field Notes brings together practical, experience-led writing drawn from time spent photographing landscapes, wildlife, and working with film.
Rather than quick tips or gear-driven advice, these guides focus on real situations in the field — from choosing locations and understanding light, to slowing down your approach and working with intention. Many posts are shaped by long walks, repeated visits, and quiet observation, offering guidance rooted in practice rather than theory.
This section is intended for photographers who value process, patience, and learning through doing — whether you’re refining your craft, planning a shoot, or simply looking for a calmer way to engage with photography.
Understanding composition is the cornerstone of producing exceptional photographs. It's the art of arranging elements within the frame in a way that not only captures the subject but also conveys…
Welcome to my world of visual storytelling through the lens. As a passionate photographer, I've dedicated myself to capturing the magic of life's moments, from intimate portraits to sweeping landscapes.…
Welcome to the world of photography! As you embark on your journey to master the art of capturing images, it's essential to familiarise yourself with the photography vocabulary. Understanding camera…
This post documents an early photographic journey along the NC500. While my work now focuses more tightly on film practice and field notes, I’ve kept this piece as a record…
Capturing visually appealing and balanced images is a goal of every photographer. One effective technique that can help achieve this is the "Rule of Thirds." So what is the rule…
Introduction Black and white photography is more than just removing colour — it’s about capturing light, shadow, texture, and emotion. Whether you shoot 35mm film, medium format, or digital, B&W offers…
Some may argue that the Square Crop Black and White photograph limits possibilities, there are several benefits that should not be overlooked
