The sun sets over the rim of coastal hills near Silverdale in Lancashire and the cloudless sky of an early spring evening glazes over with a
Sky Travelers
Migratory birds draw eyes and hearts with their calls and mesmerising shape-shifting through the fluid colours of dawn and dusk. The birds are pulled by
Into Autumn
The valley wakes under a duvet of mist. The nights are cooler once more, the air rich with moisture. The forests change, day by day.
Time by the River
Birds dart across the river, chasing midges in the morning sun, while here and there a leaf glides down to land softly on the water, joined by
June
June: The meadows smell of cut grass, the light is at its brightest. The hares run across the hills before the setting sun. When the
Spring Revelations
Stop fidgeting, quell the impulse to look at your phone, to change your location, but stay put and attune yourself to your surroundings. Let your eye wander
The Barn Owl
Owls have always held a fascination. Their place in lore is firmly anchored due to their ability to move so very silently, and appear like
Scouting the Snow
Snow-covered fields at dawn, nature blanketed by quiet, January rules the moors. Up on Pendle, the snow provides a unique opportunity to follow the local
Introduction to Infrared Photography – Duncan Phillips
My first blog is a basic introduction to Infrared photography. I’d like to talk nuts and bolts, what I physically use when I create images
A Spooking
Genius loci – the atmosphere of a place can be felt, partly due to our perceptions fed by lore, history and geography and partly by