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There is nothing more heartwarming than someone buying one of your photographs. That sense that someone else appreciates your photograph as much as I do. All the photographs that I sell are limited edition, there are only ever 5 printed.
For week 50 of the Dogwood photography challenge, I was tasked to take a symmetrical landscape photo. It took me some time to consider this as it’s not quite as easy as it reads. If in doubt though, head to Southwold (and as a bonus this time of year parking is easy with fewer tourists…
One of the many good things about Suffolk is how many places there are to take photographs, and Orford is high on my list. Part of what draws me there is the finality of the place. Once you arrive, all you can do is turn around and go back the way you came. It is…
Iceland had been on my wife Karen’s and my wish list for years. This year was so busy with weddings, commercial work and everything else that we decided it was time to treat ourselves to our first proper holiday in around twenty years, and to see some very different scenery. This was not a trip…
I was recently commissioned to take a landscape photograph from a gentleman’s home in the quaint village of Sweffling, Suffolk. This is one I wanted to take my time over and get just right, and so I visited the same spot, as shown in the picture at various times of day over the course of…
This past weekend I took a quick break on the North Norfolk coast to see family, and I couldn’t resist a bit of landscape photography while I was there. Hunstanton beach is a fine spot for it. The red and white striped cliffs, a band of carrstone sitting under chalk, are a sight you won’t…
As you may have seen from previous posts I have been taking part in Dogwood 52, a year-long photography challenge, which provides a set theme for each week. This weeks theme was ‘landscape:get low’. So, making the most of the last of our Summer, me and Karen headed down to Walberswick beach, one of my…
With September’s diary looking increasingly busy, (three studio projects, two commercial jobs and a lovely wedding), Karen decided now would be a great opportunity to take out the caravan and have a quick break before all the craziness kicks in! With very little persuasion needed, I packed my bags and we ended up just down…
Framlingham Castle looking over the Mere and Suffolk skies
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