Yes, its a snow post again, this time in 2026
It appears that I only write content for my website when it snows, which is odd, as its usually the time when I spend most of my time outdoors, photographing the winter! So how do I find time to write…
It appears that I only write content for my website when it snows, which is odd, as its usually the time when I spend most of my time outdoors, photographing the winter! So how do I find time to write…
My bobblehat has been washed, but still little Snow in the Bannau Brycheiniog. My spikes are cleaned and hanging at the front of the stable, ready for the icy mountain climbs that will soon commence on the hills. We had…
Dashing across the night sky back in May was a night to remember. I took my son out for the Aurora storm of the century! We spent time running around the common like a couple of mad mountain goats. It…
Autumn is most certainly heading our way, the trees are still green and there is very little change in colour, but the signs are there. Whilst most landscape photographers love Autumn, I do too, but for very different reasons. For…
Well another truly busy year, the commercial arm of my photography business has been very busy indeed, with a plethora of new clients. We've just finished a 3 weeks stint around the country, from Durham in the North, to Bristol…
Cloud is the Aurora watchers nemesis. It can sweep in silently without warning and cover the Northern horizon, obscurring any chance of a good showing. Heavy cloud and rain was forecast from the early hours, watching the weather radar gave…
Rhythm of rainfall, would be an apt title had you decided to put pen to paper and write a book in the months of October and November. A staggering 250mm of rainfall in November and 160mm in October. I'm exagerating…
Due to complications regarding postal strikes in the run in to Christmas, we have had to completely change our intended deadlines for guaranteed delivery before Christmas. Please see the attached graphic for details, or if you have any questions, please…
Rain and seas spray lashing against the windows, storm winds bowing the windows, that is how I imagined a little break recently down in Pembrokeshire, staying at the almost inaccessible Doves cottage in Abercastle. Doves is at one with the…
Walking along the canal in Brecon offers some strtaight forward photographic opportunities, it meanders along through Talybont on Usk and ontowards Crickhowell. However, at many poiunts, you have the option to deviatiate and follow river paths along the Usk. This…