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Early Signs of Heather

The area around Manaton is best known for one of Dartmoor’s most iconic tors, Bowerman’s Nose. As a landscape photographer, it’s hard not to be drawn to this glorious granite monument. It dominates the surrounding landscape and photographs beautifully throughout the year. Even though I’ve photographed Bower...


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A Bucket List Hill

For as long as I’ve been visiting Glencoe, I’ve wanted to ascend the Pap of Glencoe, or to use its Gaelic name, Sgòrr na Cìche. At 742m it’s not a Munro, but what it lacks in height it more than makes up for in grandeur. It has a distinctive shape that can’t be missed when driving past Glencoe village, rising s...


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A Glen of Secrets and Surprises

A few times each year I return to my homeland of the Scottish Highlands. These visits are always precious to me, giving me the chance to reconnect with my family, my roots, and the landscapes that I love. They also give me the opportunity to stretch my photography and photograph something other than Dartmoor for a ...


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Building Dartmoor Compositions Layer by Layer

Strong landscape compositions are often created by building an image layer by layer. Foreground detail, middle ground structure and distant background elements all work together to create depth, balance and atmosphere within a photograph.

In my latest video, Da...


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