My photos from my first time back in the Lake District in almost a year. A nice gentle stroll up Binsey Fell, the northernmost Wainwright.

I really struggled to remain creative throughout lockdown and this coronavirus pandemic. I primarily do street, landscape and travel...

I've never enjoyed doing street photography in my hometown Carlisle. It is a very small City in the sparsest county in England (Cumbria)...

Like everyone, I've not been able to travel or do very much at all these last 12 months or so. Certainly not outside of my 'local area.'...

Since the Coronavirus pandemic began I have been creating very little. I've taken few photos, shockingly few for a photographer in fact....

With all the attention AI Photo editing software has been getting lately, specifically Skylum's Luminar AI, I felt compelled recently to...

I recently watched a video on YouTube by the the very popular landscape photographer Thomas Heaton. The video was titled 'AI editing...

In this new podcast episode me and my good friend and fellow photographer Lee Walker debate the state of photography in 2020 and the best...

With lockdown restrictions continuing to ease at the moment and being able to meet more people outdoors, I recently headed back to the...

Be happy with bad photos...

Discussing one of photography's most controversial and polarising figures.

You're only going to be as good as the stuff you surround yourself with.

Why you shouldn't worry about labelling yourself as a particular type of photographer or sticking to a particular genre.

I hope you'll have a little laugh at this fun, light-hearted video as I fail at a photo challenge.

How much of a difference does a better and more expensive camera REALLY make?

Celebrating the work of some incredible black photographers

How photography makes you further appreciate the smaller things in life

I had one of the best days I have had in quite a while when I actually took the time to just explore.

Possibly the best video I've ever taken

The podcast is here!