Landscape photography is a relentless mistress
Question: stay in bed or get up at 4am on a cold, wet morning? Answer: You’d be quite right! Except that those who enjoy landscape photography take another view. They wrestle with their conscious as they think about the light they will be missing. And that is usually enough to get them outside!
I could, rather poetically, write about what drives me to create but I think that for now I’d rather say that I do it because I enjoy it.
Witnessing the day as it starts or ends, with no one else around, in the middle of vast open spaces has got to be one of the most incredible experiences to have. How many people never see sunrise or are looking elsewhere at sunset? There’s something about just being there that talks to the essence of who I am. I hope you enjoy the images, I know that I had a lot of pleasure (and frustration) in creating them!
I have separated my landscape photography images into a series of galleries. But for my latest images try here. If you are a photographer and want an answer to the gear question try here .
All the images are available for sale here
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I have been fortunate enough to have some of my work published in the following places:
Light and Land Exhibitions, London and Manchester
Joe Cornish Galleries: Participant Exhibition
Outdoor Photographer Magazine
Developing Vision and Style: Landscape Photography Masterclass (Book)
Fuji Professional Connect Magazine
My event work has featured in the following newspapers / online items: The Daily Telegraph, The Scotsman, BBC Online
