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Take some time to sit back, put your feet up and browse through the collections... maybe take a read of the blog or scroll on down to see a few of my best loved images.
(there's also a store if you like what you see!)
Whilst I love spending time out in the wild, photographing stunning landscapes & beautiful wildlife - I also have a great love for rugby so am often at the side of the pitch shooting my local team, Windsor Rugby.
I'm also available for family photo shoots and headshots - if you're in the Windsor area and this is something of interest to you, please do get in touch. I have lights, a few backdrops and we can shoot either in the comfort of your own home/garden or out and about somewhere local that is close to your heart - living within easy reach of the Great Park & the River Thames, there's plenty of places to shoot.
What's been happening...
Berkshire Brigands Mixed Ability rugby festival
What I was up to in Oct/Nov 2021
September 2021
A few of my own personal favorites...


Taken in the hour before sunrise as the mist rolls up the river past Windsor Castle.
I knew the shot I wanted to get and waited until the conditions were just right - a clear, cold night before so frost would form on the river bank and there was a good chance of some mist appearing on the river. On a clear morning, a long exposure can capture the colours in the sky before dawn - something we don't often get the chance to witness.


Late in the day after giving up hope of seeing any deer, I spotted some moving towards a gap between two copses - I moved downhill a little so that if they kept heading in the same direction I would be able to take some shots of them silhouetted against the horizon as the sun went down. Reckon it was a good move!


Comet Neowise rising over the Windsor Castle in the early hours of the morning.
This was taken from the Long Walk at around 1am - I was hopeful that the clouds that were on the horizon earlier would clear enough for me to get the shot and thankfully they did.
This is two stacked images, one with a really long exposure for the foreground and another, shorter exposure for the sky (I limited the sky's exposure to avoid any star trails).


A long exposure of St Monans Pier, calming the seas & sky.
I was there early in the morning, when the tide would be high and covering the surrounding rocks, so that I could take this shot. The sea was choppy at the time, spray splashing over the pier, but a long exposure allows time to calm the waters and the movement of the clouds was just what I was aiming for.