This article is the fifth instalment of my Landscape Photography Tips. If you have not had a chance to read my previous articles on, Equipment, Landscape Photography settings, Planning a Landscape Photography shoot , and Composition, then you might like to have a read of them as well. For landscape photographers just starting out, it...

This is the fourth instalment of my ‘Landscape Photography Tips’ series. If you have not read the previous three on Equipment, Settings and Planning, you may want to have a look at them as well.   Whilst Ansel Adam’s quote above is rightly encouraging, landscape photography often relies heavily on the rules of composition. At...

Now days choosing a new camera for landscape photography can seem overwhelming. There are so many options and all offering something slightly different. In this article, I will bring together some of the best options and the pros and cons of each. This is by no means an exhaustive list of landscape photography cameras, but...

Anybody that is visiting the very southern tip of Patagonia should make an effort to get to Isla Navarino and trek the Dientes de Navarino. Argentina often claims Ushuaia as the most southerly settlement, but Puerto Williams sits even further south and is the start of the brilliant hike that leads you into the interior...

1- Light There is a reason that fine art landscape photography is often termed “chasing the light”. Any type of photography is essentially controlling light, in Landscape photography you are unable to control the external light source. It is light that can turn an everyday landscape into something spectacular that people might want to look...

This third instalment of my Tips for Landscape Photography series deals with planning your shoot. The fist covered equipment and the second, Landscape Photography settings, if you have not read these, I highly recommend doing so. They are about an 8-10min read each.     Every Landscape Photography tour or trip requires planning to some...

In this South West Iceland Itinerary i will give you a brief run down of the places to visit if you only have a few days. I have spent quite a lot of time in Iceland training for Antarctic expeditions. However, most of the time has either been spent upon the glacier or else stuck...

The first thing to say is that to better understand how to choose your settings for landscape photography, start shooting! Set your camera to manual and keep experimenting! Go out into the garden and take shots of birds, passing cars, anything and everything. Play around with the settings and try and understand what they do...

I have called this series ‘Landscape Photography Tips’ however, it will go beyond ‘tips’ and hopefully explain everything in a non-technical, easy to understand way. By the end of it, you will be a Pro at Landscape Photography! Tutorial 2 – Equipment for Landscape Photography The first thing to say about equipment is that it...

Firstly, Happy New Year to everyone! I’ve decided to take the opportunity of the New Year to share a little of my less photographic adventures, because since March 2017 I have been in a bit of a battle with cancer. I had just got back from a trip cross country skiing in Poland, where the...

Expedition Cameraman & Photographer – Antarctica In 2015 I worked as expedition cameraman and photographer on the Willis Resilience Expedition to Antarctica. The expedition had a duel purpose – to try and set a speed record skiing coast to pole, and to gather research data to help understand our changing planet. Parker Liautaud, a 19-year-old...

Last March I was astounded to receive an email saying that my image of an avalanche in the Pakistani Himalayas would be included in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition. A dream come true! I had entered a few images from the expedition and had heard that two of my images had made it...

A short blog post looking back on the expedition to Pakistan i joined in 2015. As I jumped from one massive bolder to the next trying to pick my way through the maze of moraine left behind by the retreating glacier, I desperately searched up ahead to see if I could see the others, I...