Reflection Photography of Norway

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Norway is a land of dramatic contrasts, perfect for reflection photography, from its towering peaks to its glass-like fjords, where nature’s beauty is reflected with pristine clarity. On a recent trip, I had the chance to capture this breathtaking landscape in a series of eight black-and-white images. These photographs, all square crops, offer a unique perspective on the stillness and tranquility that exists in the midst of this rugged and raw environment. Each image focuses on the delicate balance between land and water, where the icy cold fjords act as a perfect mirror for the towering mountains above. The result is a powerful study inRead More →

Briksdal Glacier Photography: Capturing the Autumn Splendor of Norway’s Iconic Landscape

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Tucked away in the breathtaking beauty of Vestland county, Norway, Briksdalsbreen, more commonly known as the Briksdal Glacier, is a photographer’s dream, Briksdal Glacier Photography. It is one of the most accessible and well-known arms of the Jostedalsbreen Glacier, located within the Jostedalsbreen National Park. This stunning glacier descends from the mountains, terminating in a small glacial lake—Briksdalsbrevatnet—creating an iconic scene that is a perfect backdrop for any landscape photographer. But beyond its glacier and lake, the region around Briksdal also offers a seasonal spectacle—an autumn transformation that turns the surrounding valleys and mountainsides into a canvas of rich, shifting colours. Briksdal Glacier Photography AsRead More →

Coffee Table Photo Book - Echoes of Calleva

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Every photography project I embark on feels like an exploration, but Echoes of Calleva – Landscapes Beyond the Stones was something truly special. This coffee table photo book represents over a year of walking, wandering, and losing myself in the landscapes surrounding the ancient Roman town of Calleva Atrebatum, which lies near Silchester. There’s something about this place that captivates me every time I visit. It’s not just the visible ruins or the ancient Roman walls that still stand despite centuries of wear—it’s the land itself, the rolling hills, and the quiet stillness that feels heavy with the weight of history. The Accidental Beginnings The projectRead More →

Stavanger Photography: Capturing the Essence of Norway

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Stavanger, Norway, is a captivating city that offers a blend of rich history, stunning architecture, and breathtaking natural beauty. As a photographer, I found myself inspired at every turn, whether I was wandering the charming streets of the city or setting out on a boat trip to capture iconic landmarks like Pulpit Rock and Hengjanefossen waterfall. This blog post showcases a collection of my favourite photographs from my recent visit, Stavanger Photography, all taken with my Canon EOS 5DSR and 24-70mm lens. Exploring the Streets of Stavanger One of the highlights of my trip was exploring the vibrant urban landscape of Stavanger. The streets areRead More →

Eidfjord Photography: A Journey Through Mist and Light

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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 the intricate interplay of light, water, and nature. On my recent adventure, I embarked on a journey that began in the charming town of Eidfjord, Norway, enveloped in a soft sea mist that added an enchanting layer to my surroundings. Setting Off into the Mist for some Norway Landscape Photography The day started with an early morning stroll through the quiet streets of Eidfjord, where the mist hung low, shrouding the landscape in mystery. TheRead More →

Andalsnes Norway Photography: A Photographer’s Dream

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Norway’s dramatic landscapes have long been a source of inspiration for travelers and photographers alike. My recent Åndalsnes Norway photography trip was no exception. Armed with my Canon EOS 5DSR and 24-70mm lens, I set out to capture the essence of this stunning part of the world. From the towering fjords to the gentle light of dawn, Andalsnes proved to be a perfect destination for scenic landscape photography. This blog post focuses on the process of photographing this beautiful region, sharing insights into the unique challenges and joys of travel photography in such a dynamic environment. Capturing the Norwegian Landscape with Canon EOS 5DSR The Canon EOS 5DSR, withRead More →

A Day Trip to the North Norfolk Railway: 10 Reasons Why the Canon EOS 5DS R is Still a Fantastic Camera in 2024

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Canon EOS 5DS R There’s something deeply nostalgic about a day trip to the North Norfolk Railway, a stretch of heritage line that breathes life into the golden era of steam. The rhythmic clatter of the tracks, the hiss of steam, and the evocative smell of coal burning all transport you back in time. As I stood on the platform, camera in hand, I felt a strong connection between this historic setting and my choice of gear for the day—the Canon EOS 5DS R. In an age dominated by mirrorless innovations and rapid technological advancements, you might question the relevance of a DSLR from 2015.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 →

Exploring Blakeney Quay with Ilford FP4+ and Bronica ETRSi

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Exploring Blakeney Quay with Ilford FP4 and Bronica ETRSi, Nestled along the serene coast of North Norfolk, stands as a picturesque testament to the region’s maritime heritage and natural beauty. This quaint harbour village, with its timeless charm and stunning views of the North Sea, has long been a magnet for travelers seeking a glimpse into England’s maritime past. What drew me to this enchanting location was not only its historical significance but also its reputation as a haven for photographers seeking to capture the essence of coastal life. For this expedition, I opted to step away from digital convenience and embrace the artistry ofRead More →

Shooting Kodak Ultramax 400 on the North Norfolk Coast

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Kodak Ultramax 400 is a versatile colour negative film, known for its vibrant colour reproduction and fine grain. I chose this film for my trip to the North Norfolk Coast because of its ability to handle diverse lighting conditions, making it perfect for capturing the region’s dynamic landscapes. My journey included three picturesque locations: the nostalgic North Norfolk Railway with its vintage steam trains, the bustling seaside town of Cromer with its iconic pier, and the serene Blakeney Quay with its tranquil marshlands. Kodak Ultramax ISO 400 ensured each scene was captured with rich, true-to-life colours, reflecting the vibrant essence of North Norfolk in lateRead More →

Exploring Wells-Next-The-Sea: A Photographer's Journey

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Nestled along the serene Norfolk coast lies Wells-Next-The-Sea, a charming town renowned for its picturesque boats and stunning sunsets. Recently, I journeyed to this haven on the North Norfolk coast with my camera, eager to capture its natural beauty. Wells-Next-The-Sea offers a timeless allure—a place where life matches the gentle lapping of waves against the shore. Its narrow streets, lined with quaint cottages and local shops, evoke nostalgia and tranquility, ideal for solace by the sea. The town’s quay is a hub of activity and inspiration, where fishing boats adorned with weathered paint and sturdy ropes sway gently in the tide. Each vessel carries storiesRead More →

Grey Seals: Stunning Moments Capturing the Joy at Horsey Gap in 2024

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Capturing the essence of Grey Seals at Horsey Gap through the lens of a camera is an experience that blends natural beauty with the thrill of wildlife photography. Horsey Gap, located on the picturesque Norfolk coast, is renowned for its stunning landscapes and its vibrant grey seal colonies, probably one of the best places for seal watching in the UK. On a bright and warm day in late June 2024, I embarked on a photographic journey with the sole aim of capturing these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. Throughout the day, I was treated to a series of unforgettable highlights. The golden sunlight bathedRead More →

Ilford FP4 on Watership Down

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Spring had finally settled in, and the warmth of the day hinted at the summer ahead. On a recent trip to Watership Down, I decided to bring along my trusty Bronica ETRSi, loaded with a roll of Ilford FP4+ film, to capture the enchanting landscape in black and white. Little did I know, the day would turn into a dramatic showcase of nature’s power and beauty. The Setting: Watership Down Watership Down, a name familiar to many from Richard Adams’ classic novel, is a picturesque hill in Hampshire, England. Known for its rolling fields and stunning vistas, it’s a paradise for photographers. The late springRead More →

Lomography Lady Grey 400: Capturing Witney: A Spring Day Through the Lens

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Lomography Lady Grey 400 as the vibrant hues of spring began to bloom across Oxfordshire, I embarked on a delightful journey to Witney, a charming town steeped in history and adorned with picturesque streets. Armed with my trusty Canon EOS 300v and a roll of Lomography Lady Grey 400 film, I set out to capture the essence of this quaint English town through the art of street photography. The weather couldn’t have been more perfect—a gentle breeze carried the scent of freshly blossomed flowers, while the warmth of the sun danced upon the cobblestone streets. With each click of my camera shutter, I sought toRead More →

Capturing the Charm of Mevagissey, Cornwall: A Photographic Journey with the Zenza Bronica ETRSi and Ilford HP5 Film

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Nestled along the rugged coastline of Cornwall, Mevagissey stands as a testament to the timeless allure of coastal villages. Its picturesque harbour, lined with colourful fishing boats bobbing gently in the tide, evokes a sense of tranquility that transports visitors to a bygone era. The quaint charm of its narrow streets, adorned with traditional stone cottages and vibrant flower displays, beckons explorers to wander and lose themselves in its enchanting atmosphere. Exploring Cornwall with the Zenza Bronica ETRSi and Ilford HP5 Film In an age dominated by digital photography, there exists a certain allure to the art of film photography—a nostalgia for the tangible processRead More →