Photography in 2026: Where Art and Intelligence Meet
2026 promises a creative renaissance for photographers. From AI-assisted tools to the revival of film and slow photography, this year will challenge how we see, create, and connect. Here’s what…
2026 promises a creative renaissance for photographers. From AI-assisted tools to the revival of film and slow photography, this year will challenge how we see, create, and connect. Here’s what…
Once you understand the fundamentals of landscape photography — light, composition, and timing — the next step is learning how to take more control over the scene. This guide builds…
Motion blur photography is a powerful creative technique that transforms everyday scenes into abstract, dreamlike compositions. While often associated with digital photography, shooting motion blur on film presents a unique…
In a world obsessed with pin-sharp images, I find myself drawn to something different—something more fluid, more abstract, and ultimately more reflective of how I see the world. This is…
Golden hour photography is a captivating art form, focused on photographing the serene beauty of the early morning hours. As the sun rises and casts its first rays, the world…
An early morning photography walk in winter offers a unique atmosphere for photography, and the Kennet and Avon Canal at Aldermaston Wharf provided the perfect setting. Armed with my newly…
As a photographer, I often find myself caught between two worlds—one grounded in the past, with the tactile and intentional experience of shooting on film, and the other looking forward,…
There’s something uniquely captivating about early autumn in the rural fields of North Hampshire, England. The shift in the season is subtle but unmistakable, with cooler temperatures, softer light, and…
Every photography project begins somewhere—but Echoes of Calleva: Landscapes Beyond the Stones grew slowly, almost without intention. Set around Calleva Atrebatum, near Silchester, this coffee table photography book is the result of more than…
Eidfjord photography offers a unique and breathtaking experience, showcasing the ethereal beauty of Norway’s landscapes. Nestled within the stunning Hardangerfjord region, Eidfjord is a haven for photographers seeking to capture…
Photo Book I’m thrilled to share the news that my second photo book, Paths of Watership Down: A Photographic Exploration, is now available! This project holds a special place in my…
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…
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…
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…
Landscape photography isn’t about having the most expensive camera — it’s about understanding light, timing, and composition. Whether you’re photographing rolling hills, ancient woodlands, or quiet countryside scenes, the difference…
As I sit here in my cosy home in rural North Hampshire, gazing out of the window, I'm reminded that winter is upon us in the United Kingdom. The days…
On the border of rural North Hampshire and Berkshire, England, lies a hidden gem known as Wasing Country Park. It's a place that holds a special place in my heart,…
Mindful photography is about slowing down, being present, and using photography as a tool for mental wellbeing rather than just capturing images. In a world where the daily grind can…
Photographer Stephen Paul Young writes about Morgaston Ancient Woodlands in Spring.
Early morning walk along the Kennet and Avon Canal reveals a Newbury Autumn. Along the towpath I go, to lose my mind and find my soul. The walk started early, before sunrise and a little cooler this morning. A reminder that everyone needs a retreat, this is my retreat. Sometimes as little as an hour or two is all you need.