Roughting Linn waterfall Roughting Linn waterfall is a beautiful location in Northumberland, set in a secluded natural grotto below the bridge on the lane to Roughting Linn Farm. It’s a magical location and a favourite with visiting photographers, but if you’re lucky you’ll have it entirely to yourself, immersed in the contemplative, quiet solitude that…
In landscape photography, removing obstacles and complications is my primary approach to both my film and digital work and it is a challenge I enjoy. Things can become too complicated and the thought sometimes occurs to me that I often add to the physical burden by taking too much ‘stuff’ with me on my outings. …
An old lightning-struck tree in Bradgate Park stands guard on the flank of Tyburn as I made my way down to the village of Newtown Linford yesterday evening. Tortured by time and what appears to be fire damage, possibly caused by a lightning strike or two, this ancient guardian is now little more than a…
The best time to see the Kinder downfall blowback is often in winter. Icy conditions and gale force winds will guarantee a good workout on Kinder Scout, in fact I prefer winter walking on Kinder. Somehow it seems more physical, visceral even, due to the fact that dawdling and sitting around taking-in the views isn’t…
Delighted to receive the latest copy of Camercraft magazine today to find one of my images has been used on the front cover and an 8-page portfolio of my monochrome landscape work inside the magazine! The accompanying article explains my preference for film photography and Fuji, Hasselblad, Cambo and Leica film cameras. Cameracraft was launched…
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A fabulous magical dell!
It definitely is, Kay!