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There is a particular stillness to Avebury in the hours before sunrise on the summer solstice. The landscape is not quite night, but dawn has not yet arrived. The sky slowly changes from deep blue to violet and gold, while the ancient stones wait quietly in the fields around them.
I made my way to Avebury Henge while the world was still wrapped in that early-morning hu...
Some mornings stay with you because of the light. Others are memorable because of the place itself. At Silchester, in the Hampshire countryside, those two things came together on a misty winter dawn, among the remains of an ancient landscape and the quiet shapes of bare trees.
Silchester Roman Wall Misty Dawn is a ph...
There are photographs that begin with a plan, and others that come from simply being out in the world, walking, looking and allowing a scene to reveal itself. Industrial Wildlife Sunrise belongs to the latter.
I made this photograph during one of my many winter walks at Aldermaston Wharf, alongside the Kennet and Avon Canal in North Hampshire. It was one of...
Some landscapes demand your attention. Others seem to invite you to slow down.
Lochcarron, in the Scottish Highlands, gave me one of those quieter moments during our road trip around Scotland’s North Coast 500. Muted colours settled over the landscape, low cloud drifted across the loch, and the mountains beyond softened into the distance.
It wasn’t a scene...
Some photographs begin with a plan. Others become part of a much bigger story — a journey, a place, or an experience that stays with you long after you’ve packed away the camera.
Ghosts of the Seas belongs to the latter.
The photographs in this collection were made during a road trip around Scotland’s North Coast 500, a journey that took us throug...