One of the great things about heathland is the array of colours on the ground….mix this with great colours in the sky and some water/ice to reflect them and you have a great scene for a photo shoot…

I have been in the process of planning a personal portfolio site for some time. Time and money were my main enemies but recently I made the long overdue effort and created my ‘showpiece’…

The Windy Pixel is one of only a few photography sites I visit religiously EVERY day. Every time this site opens I am presented with another stunning, original HDR image and a great article about the photograph. This is more often than not the work of Justin Kern, one of the most impressive and consistently brilliant HDR photographers you will find on the Web. I ‘speak’ to Justin on a regular basis via Twitter, through comments on tWp and on Facebook, but wanted to delve a bit further into what makes him tick and inspires his relentless creativity and photographic vision…….

After missing a great sunset tonight I thought I would take some shots of the local train station in Bourne End, Bucks……

One of the nicest things about the recent snowy weather is that many of the scenes that I photographed before took on a whole new look. One such place was the waterfall in a local park…..

One of my favourite photography locations is the river. Luckily I live near the Thames which has an abundance of photographic scenes, especially at dusk and dawn (the ‘Golden Hour’)…

Now that the snow has melted it was time to get a shot that did not contain the white stuff. The first evening available was a cold and misty one but this gave a nice effect together with the street lights….