I am a landscape photographer specialising in images of the English Lake District and Scotland. My work is well known in the Lake District area, where I exhibit in several local galleries and have monthly exhibition/sales at the Moot Hall in Keswick.
On this website you can view my wide portfolio of images, learn a little more about me and the equipment I use, find out about the courses that I offer and read some of my tips and articles on how to improve your own landscape photography. The site also includes a secure on-line shopping facility where you can buy high quality canvases, signed prints, framed photographs and greeting cards.
Jun
19
We introduced a new solid oak frame option for our prints at our exhibition at the Moot Hall in Keswick in April. This was a huge success and has quickly become the preferred framing option with our customers.
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Jun
08
I am now offering tuition to small groups comprising of two or three relatives or friends as I find that this ensures a commonality of objectives which can be best achieved.
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Jun
02
Sunday saw a first for Martin and I. We helped out friends Paul and Heather at Silloth Charity Horse Ride
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Whether you're a beginner or an intermediate in digital photography, my Digital Landscape Photography Courses are designed to give you both an informative and enjoyable experience.
I consider myself to be quite a proficient photographer and was looking for tuition that would take
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If, however, you do have time to prepare yourself for a shot, make sure that you make the best use of your equipment by supporting your camera on a tripod and using a remote switch. It’s no use buying the best equipment if you’re going to leave it at home in the box.
(OS grid reference NY 258 -189)
This is about half a mile further along the Watendlath road. Just around a sharp left hand bend, there is a NT car park (free) on the left directly opposite it just past the entrance to Ashness Farm. You could leave the car and walk up from…
