The Dolomites are a unique landscape. In some places green and luscious, others stark and grey like a scene of Mordor from Lord of the Rings. One thing you will never deny is that the whole area is staggeringly beautiful. I can't believe it has taken me 32 years of my life to visit here but I've made up by for it by coming twice this year. It instantly became one of m[...]

Laying in a lush green meadow, gentle winds caressing the blades of grass around me whilst golden sun splinters through the majestic Redwoods. Towering over the trees are colossal granite peaks. I can hear the gentle trickle of the river snaking next to me through the valley and the whisper of what must be a thunderous roar of one of the many waterfalls in the distanc[...]

I recently had the great opportunity to take some photos for Panasonic in Athens and Santorini for their new TZ100 model. Now the photos are live on the site I can post mine; there are a few from around the country, behind the scenes as well as some screen shots of the images on their website. Below is one of my favourites. Watching the sunset in Santorini has to be o[...]

This was actually my third trip to Iceland, although my first as a photographer. I was out for a friends stag do but it would have been a crime not to have booked some time to explore before hand. Iceland's landscape is unique, it's stark, it's barren and it's incredibly beautiful. Bare black volcanic beaches, huge majestic glaciers, ominous skies and enchanting water[...]

I will never forget my first siting of Lofoten. Tall craggy peaks fringed with snow jut out of the Arctic Ocean like some kind of ancient monster. They appear so inhospitable from the sky (and the land for that matter) that you wonder how humans have managed to survive here for 6000 years. Well they haven't only survived, they have thrived. Every winter the meeting of[...]

This was my first time in what I would call 'proper Africa' (Egypt doesn't quite count for me). We gave ourselves a full schedule without a day off but that's how I like my holidays! We sat with Gorillas in the jungles of Rwanda, climbed a mountain in Tanzania (I got a cerebral oedema - not pleasant!) and we spent 3 days on Safari. The below cover image is myself and [...]

I feel very fortunate to be out in Australia at the moment to photograph a friends wedding. The weather is beautiful and I hear the location is perfect so I am looking forward to the big day this weekend. On the way out I flew with Qatar Airways and decided to stop over for a couple of days to break up the journey and to see somewhere new and a bit different. Here's a[...]

So after the most incredible wedding in Australia last week, we went on a camping trip to Lake Towerrinning which is a beautiful spot about 3 hours drive south east of Perth. We got to spend the whole weekend enjoying the sun (and a couple of storms) and wake boarding. I have just arrived home in the UK and am still aching. One of the best things was the night sky the[...]

43 days, 19 countries and 9058 miles from the UK to Mongolia. The Mongol Rally lived up to every expectation I had of it. Adrenaline, incredible scenery, some of the friendliest people I have ever met, bad stomachs, worse roads, blazing hot days, freezing cold nights, the clearest starry skies I have ever seen. I could spend all day describing this trip, but as they s[...]