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I don’t feel that I will ever tire of shooting in Singapore, I could honestly move here and never be bored, each and every time I visit I capture new angles and new places - and with its perfect climate and cleanliness, it really is a dream city for me. For my visit this time I was simply planning to capture some angles I knew I had missed on my last visit; namely the view... read more
I was recently asked to provide the award-winning monthly in-flight magazine of Silk Air, namely Silkwinds, with a colourful and inspiring feature about the tribal groups found around Asia.
For readers who have followed my career through the years you’ll know how proud I am of my tribal images and how I like to promote these fascinating groups of people who manage to keep... read more
Grasmere and the nearby Rydal are truly spectacular - nothing says English Lake District like this area and it’s easy to see why people dream of one day living here - although for most people, the insane house prices now demanded here rule that out, but it’s still lovely to visit nevertheless!
My autumnal exploration ends after these locations as the rich and vibrant... read more
Following on from my previous blog post, the next destination in my autumnal exploration was Keswick, or to be more precise - the ever sensational Derwentwater. Shot by almost every landscape photographer in the UK, we all head here to try and capture that special shot which stands us apart from the rest - whether or not we manage is completely dependent on the weather, and... read more
Although heavily pregnant at the time I was determined to shoot autumn in the Lake District; after years of living about an hour away I have never been in the UK at the right time of year and so I was really excited to get into the car and go exploring! I knew from jetty hunting back in summer that Coniston was truly beautiful, and so this seemed like a good place to start my... read more
Over the last 9 months you may have noticed the lack of updates on my website, and for this I must apologise, however I have been rather busy growing my son; I have still been out and about shooting but mainly around the UK, and have created some fabulous images that no-one has been given the opportunity to see, until now! Over the next few weeks I have scheduled a number of... read more
Nothing says Venice more than the infamous gondoliers and their gondolas. It seems that every inch of the alleyways lining the canals are filled by men in the traditional outfit asking if you are looking for a gondola, sadly given the prices now, only the wealthiest tourists are! ... read more
Dubbed as one of the world most beautiful cities and possibly the most romantic, it was time to head back to Venice, this time equipped with wider lenses and priceless filters! I have decided to split my Venice blog into two parts; one about general scenery and the other about Gondolas, this one will be about the scenery. The following is a snippet from Lonely Planet which... read more
After spending most of the last decade in Asia, it was great to actually be in the UK for a major event. Trooping the Colour has always been something that I wanted to shoot, and this year I managed to get myself to the capital for the show! For those of you based outside the UK here is some information from the official website about the parade and its history:... read more
Never one to turn down time in London, I added on a day to my Trooping the Colour trip. After spending a lot of time in our wonderful Capital recently I only had a few remaining areas on my shot list, well for this season anyway! One of my favourite locations is Tower Bridge; such an iconic shot and such a great area. Not only are there endless shots to take there are numerous... read more