LANDSCAPES
ANIMALS
ADVENTURES
ON-SET
Man and dog running across the ridge between Càrn Mòr Dearg and Ben Nevis.
Aerial view of the path leading up to the munros Mayar and Driesh
Logie, at just over a year and 2 months old, laying low during a walk in the Ochils
My modified Traxxas TRX-4 Defender crawler
A somewhat OK first attempt at shooting a supermoon
Logie, around a year old looking too cute for words
Logie, at 5 months old, not paying attention to the very important photoshoot he’s in
The still in very good condition but completely overgrown Plean Country Park estate
Angelo on display at Paradise Park, Cornwall
A fisherman returns back to port as the sun sets behind Porthgwidden Beach as near Hayle, Cornwall
A young owl in training for the birds in flight display show at Paradise Park, Cornwall
Seagull dive bombs off the pier in Padstow, Cornwall
Rope access workers at the Tintagel bridge site having a break
Looking out from the edge of Glentress forest
Cornwall doing a great impression of the Cote d’Azur during a blazing hot bank holiday Easter weekend.
Filmmaker and friend, Paul Stevenson aka Visual Hybrid getting the goods shot at Whitby Abbey for English Heritage.
Jack the sound guy monitors audio as part of an English Heritage shoot about St. Hilda at Whitby Abbey.
Taken on the coastline near Whitby Abbey early morning.
A lone rider heading through the mountains near Molini di Triora, Italy.
The end of a mountain road near the Italian town of Triora.
The view from the top of the Cobbler/Ben Arthur.
A swimmer training at Clevedon lido with the sea in the background. This is one of my favourite photos as it’s so bleak.
Large branch washed ashore near Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Ballons over the 2017 edition of Bristol’s International Balloon Fiesta with the suspension bridge visible just off center.
Overlooking one of the beaches near Western-super-Mare. He was the goodest of boys.
Taken back in 2011, this fox, aptly named Foxtrot, is the inspiration for my forearm tattoo. He would always wait patiently to be fed.
