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Our Edinburgh Christmas getaway

With Christmas looming, the frantic accumulation of presents and festive duties can make the holiday season gain relentless momentum. As the month slips away, advent calendars resemble an hourglass more than the chocolate-conjurer of our infancies.

13 October 2020

Finding The Trinnacle at Dovestone Reservoir

The Trinnacle, carved by centuries of elemental abuse, is a pillar fractured from the main cliffs that overlook Dovestone Reservoir. The towering three-pronged structure erupts from the moorlands and forms one of the Peak District’s most iconic views.

20 April 2020

Lockdown garden photography: finding your photo mojo

Lockdown life has hit everyone, hard. Especially freelancers and artists. And like many photographers during the Coronavirus pandemic, I’ve found it hard to look for any of the positives (or ‘not-negatives’) in all of this.

23 January 2019

Rydal Cave: walk route and best place to park

Rydal Cave is a disused slate quarry situated on the north face of Loughrigg Fell and overlooks the tranquil Rydal Water. It’s fairly accessible and open to the general public: making it a must for any hikers tackling Loughrigg Fell or the Rydal Water circular route. It’s also a great place to take shelter from the inevitable rain!

14 March 2018

Anglesey in one day: the must-photograph places

During our trip to Wales in February, we pushed our limits – cramming in as many locations as we could in the daylight presented to us. This wasn’t one of those holidays from which you return home feeling rejuvenated, refreshed and with new peace-of-mind. We were more exhausted than before we left.

13 March 2018

Top landscape photography spots in Snowdonia

One spur-of-the-moment booking and two weeks later: we’re in Wales. In the Winter, as the climbers thin and the campers dwindle, the great valleys and soaring ranges of Snowdonia open themselves up to a lovely bit of landscape photography.