As a photographer, I am constantly learning. Whilst there are some areas of photography that I feel comfortable with, there are others at which I am definitely still very much a novice. Light paining, it seems, is one of them. Continue reading
Impression de Nuit (London)
– Lord Alfred Douglas
See what a mass of gems the city wears
Upon her broad live bosom! row on row
Rubies and emeralds and amethysts glow. Continue reading
Primrose Hill in London is a truly wonderful place to look out over our beautiful city. I have spent summer evenings on Primrose Hill with friends, a picnic and a bottle of wine as (any excuse!). Continue reading
The Pig near Bath is an old Georgian house set within the Mendip countryside. Everything there revolves around “home grown” food. The eggs at breakfast came from the chickens in the garden and the wine at dinner came from an English vineyard close by.
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In August 1914, in the moat of the Tower of London, 1,600 city employees were sworn into the 10th Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers (known as the Stockbrokers Battalion) by the Lord Mayor of London.
St Dunstan in the East is one of my favourite places in London. It is a little-known and hidden ruined church which lies half way between London Bridge and Tower Bridge in the City of London. When you are there it is easy to forget that you are in the centre of the capital.
As we head into winter and summer feels like such a long time ago I would like to share a wedding with you that I had the privilege of photographing in Italy earlier this year. Hannah and James got married at Villa Surre on the shores of Lake Iseo, near to the beautiful town of Sarnico in Northern Italy.