Porth Nanven is a small cove situated at the end of the sylvan Cot Valley, not far from St. Just. The long sweep of the Cot Valley is famous amongst bird watchers, particularly in autumn when storm-driven vagrant species frequently turn up after being pushed across the Atlantic Ocean. Cot Valley is not quite as…
Photography forums are an internet phenomena and I’ve had a long association with them, in both ‘professional’ and enthusiast weighting. If I’m perfectly honest, whilst I would agree that forums can be entertaining and often informative, I generally find them irritating for many reasons. In fact, the only forum I frequent on a fairly regular…
Watching the incoming tide demolish and erase a sandcastle is endlessly fascinating. It’s a reminder of several things, a leveler in more ways than the obvious. I watched this process until the sandcastle was gone forever and the outgoing tide would leave a blank canvas once again. Building on sand isn’t the best plan and…
Gasadalur, Faroe Islands. I have visited the Faroe Islands on numerous occasions and I always look forward to returning to these amazing islands! Gasadalur waterfall is spectacular and probably the most iconic location, I have witnessed many of it’s moods, from stormy North Atlantic conditions to balmy periods of high pressure On this occasion,…
On location review of the Vanguard Alta Pro 283CT carbon fibre tripod by Steve Walton. Coumeenoole, Slea Head, Dingle. From my Wild Light Photography Tour of Kerry & Dingle in April 2016 A good tripod is a key component of my photographic equipment. I have owned quite a few tripods over the years, invariably Gitzo…
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