The light of an autumn dawn illuminates the calm waters of Ullswater and surrounding fells.
Early morning mist clearing and revealing a stunning reflection of Hartsop in the calm waters of Brothers Water on a glorious autumn morning.
Saltburn pier captured at high tide
Our first day on Eigg the sky was a little overcast, but it’s remarkable just how much light gets reflected into the scene when you’re near water. The overcast sky has produced a soft, restful image but I have deliberately taken it even further towards being a limited colour palette image in post-production.
A spectacular sunset over Toe Head captured from the side of Loch Scarista. This was the first time we had seen the sun on this particular week on the Isle of Harris.
Seilebost Bay on the Isle of Harris on a late summer's afternoon
A winter sunrise over Whitby harbour
The lights of Whitby reflected in the calm waters of the inner harbour
Norfolk island in the middle of Ullswater just emerging from the early morning mist on a cold autumnal morning.
I'd been wanting to capture these posts looking back towards the mainland from Holy Island for some time, but the opportunity finally came when we were staying on the island for a few days. We were due a high tide around sunset, then just before sunset cloud descended on the horizon and blocked out the sun, but that little splash of light just gave this minimalist scene that certain something that made it work for me.
A slightly abstract version of St. Cwyfan's Church.
St Cwyfan's Church on the small tidal island of Cribinau, it is popularly known as the "Church in the Sea". The church dates from the 12th century, with some renovations made in the 19th century.
A winter dawn at Sandsend looking towards Whitby. The outgoing tide has left these wonderful pools and rivulets, ideal for reflecting the glorious sunrise.
