Stepping Back to Move Forward: The Story Behind ‘In My Own Light: 2024’

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Black and White Film Photography As we move through life, especially in a world that’s perpetually buzzing with digital noise, it’s easy to get swept up in the constant chase for instant results. Whether we’re snapping countless photos on our smartphones or rushing through our day-to-day, the world around us often becomes a blur. But for me, the past year has been all about the opposite. I decided to slow down, pick up my old Canon AE-1 Program and my Bronica ETRSi, and immerse myself in the art of traditional black and white film photography. That decision resulted in my first book, In My Own Light:Read More →

The Magic of Sunrise and Sunset Photography: Capturing Nature’s Daily Masterpieces

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Sunrise and Sunset Photography, at its essence, is about capturing moments. And what better moments to capture than the ephemeral beauty of sunrises and sunsets? These times of day offer a stunning play of light and colour, presenting unique opportunities for photographers to create captivating images. The following 4 images of Sunrise and Sunset Photography are from my collection taken during the summer of 2024. Sunset Photography at Wells Next The Sea Wells Next The Sea, with its expansive skies and reflective waters, provides an ideal setting for sunset photography (sometimes called Golden Hour). As the sun descends towards the horizon, the sky transforms intoRead More →

My Photographic Journey in Looe, Cornwall: Shooting Kodak Max 400 on the Canon EOS 300v

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Embarking on a journey to explore Looe, Cornwall, was a venture into the heart of natural beauty and coastal allure. As I prepared for this photographic expedition, I felt a surge of excitement coursing through me, fueled by the prospect of capturing Looe’s distinctive charm through the lens of my trusty Canon EOS 300v (which I’ll do a separate review soon), loaded with Kodak Max 400 film. Looe, with its rugged cliffs, quaint fishing harbors, and winding streets steeped in history, promised a plethora of photographic opportunities waiting to be discovered. Exploring Looe Through My Lens As I prepared my gear, I pondered over theRead More →

Photography Vocabulary

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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 terminology, photographic jargon, photo language, and photographic terminology will empower you to communicate effectively in the realm of photography and enhance your learning experience. Photographic Vocabulary encompasses a wide range of terms and concepts that are essential to grasp as a beginner photographer. By immersing yourself in this vocabulary, you will gain the knowledge and confidence to navigate your camera settings, discuss photography techniques, and explore the creative possibilities that lie ahead. Camera Terminology formsRead More →

Fuel Your Inspiration with 6 Breathtaking Winter Photography Shots along the Kennet and Avon

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I’m still enjoying photographing the very mild Autumn we are having here in the UK. But it’s time to start thinking about the Winter Photography on the Kennet and Avon Canal, one of my favourite short walks. Winter on the Kennet and Avon Canal just down the road at Aldermaston Wharf. The Wonders of Winter Photography on the Kennet and Avon Canal Walk at Aldermaston Wharf The Kennet and Avon Canal is a beautiful 87-mile-long waterway that runs through the heart of southern England, connecting the River Thames in Reading to the River Avon in Bath. This canal is known for its beautiful scenery, peacefulRead More →