Some slightly late reflections on 2025, a year when I did some things that really pushed me both as a photographer, but also just as a ‘work in progress’ human being. There are several points in here I think any photographer can benefit from, i’d love to know how many of them you can relate to.

A little reflection on what it’s like when things go to plan, and a reminder of the value of doing your homework on your skills, knowing your equipment, having a rough plan and an open mind. When it all falls into place it’s a truly beautiful thing.

Part 2 covering two lenses I bought recently. They really are incredibly different from one another. This time i’m delving into why I bought a lens aimed at videographers, and talk a surprising amount about a box…

Episode 453 of the F Stop Collaborate and Listen podcast features yours truly. Read on to find out how to listen, and a little more about what we cover and who i’ve nominated to follow me in future episodes.

Some thoughts on 1 of 2 recently purchased lenses. This little £69 lens impressed me, and I think could be a great mindful photography tool, as well as a smart choice for beginner photographers. Read on for more of my thoughts and some sample images.

Devon Life Magazine have very kindly allowed me to reproduce a copy of the article that featured my work back in the September 2025 issue. Click the image in the post to have a read.

Some details about the Christmas markets and a pop up shop I will have my work at in late November through to mid December. Also some exciting news about the launch of my first workshops to help people improve their photography and explore working ‘in camera’.

My first calendar of images of Dartmoor National Park is now available. Printed carbon neutrally in A3 format with a premium finish, and containing 12 seasonal images of the moor.

The September 2025 issue of Devon Life magazine features a 6 page article on my photography and my book.

Meet ‘Ambleside’, my first recipe for Fujfilm cameras, created on a sunny golden hour evening by the side of Lake Windermere.

For the summer holidays of 2025 I placed 5 copies of my book on Dartmoor as letterboxes. This blog post contains the riddles that are clues as to their whereabouts, as well as the reason behind all this.

I spent 10 days in the Lake District National Park and fell back in love with black and white photography whilst developing my own Fujifilm recipe.

Moor Trees, a charity dedicated to restoring and enhancing ancient woodlands in Dartmoor National Park commissioned me to photograph some of their project work. Here are some images from my time working for them.

The natural world is so precious that we have to be mindful as photographers how we. Nature First sets out some principles to help ensure we protect it. I’ve signed up as a member, and this post gives a local example of why its important.

Caroline Densley invited me onto her show to talk about my book, how I got into photography and my approach to creating images. If you missed it live you can listen on BBC Sounds.

An image of mine was the featured photograph in the Spring 2025 issue of Dartmoor Magazine. Two other articles in this issue featured my images, including work for Dartmoor Marathon and promoting my book

For a while now i’ve been looking for a good camera bag that allows me to carry outdoor gear in bad weather, whilst also allowing me to lug camera gear around.

I think i’ve found the best option available that meets my criteria…

Copies of my book are now available to inspire Dartmoor adventures for guests of the stunning Nymetwood Treehouses, located on the fringes of the National Park.

As part of Dartmoor Outdoor Festival, on the 1st September, I will be leading a photo walk on Dartmoor National Park. The walk is aimed at beginners. Read on to find out what the walk will contain, and to see where to go for more details and to book one of the limited places.

My book Dartmoor Unedited is back in stock.

Here I describe some details of the release of the second print run.