Landscape Photography Articles

My photographic review of 2020 including a look back at some of my favourite photos.

It seems a bit strange that I am writing a blog post about a camera, even more so about a camera I no longer plan on using but this little camera came along just at the right time and helped re-ignite my photography spark. Having now upgraded to a more recent model, I have decided to share a selection of photos I took with this cracking little Fujifilm camera.

Who says long exposure photography needs to be expensive? If you’re looking to give this fantastic technique a try but not looking to invest too much money (just yet) then take a look at this post to see how I took this photo with under £50 of accessories.

“What’s the best camera to get?” “That’s a great photo, what camera did you use to take that?” These are just a couple of the questions I regularly receive when people see my photos, so, for those interested, here is my own What’s in my camera bag? 2019 edition.

Another year has passed and it only seems like the other day that I wrote about my favourite images of 2017 and now, a year later I sit down to reflect a little on 2018 and think about where I want my photography to head in 2019.

I love to see my photos printed but for some, printing at home can be both daunting but equally rewarding. In this blog post I walk you through the simple steps I took when printing my own London cityscape photo of The Shard on Fotospeed’s Metallic Gloss paper using photoshop and my Canon PRO-10S printer.

Do you want to know how I created this epic panoramic of London’s skyline? In this article, I walk you through the capturing and post-processing steps I used to create the final image.

A few months ago I took a trip to Venice and while most of the trip I took handheld photos, I did have the opportunity to grab some sunrise long exposures and capture some of my favourite photos of this unique city.

It’s important to review your work regularly. In this article I review some of my favourite landscape and cityscape images I took in 2017.

How I take long exposure images. With my long exposure work getting a bit more attention, I am getting asked more often about how I take these images and what equipment I use. So I thought I would write this article to provide information about my tools and process while out in the field

See how slowing down the three stages of my photography process has contributed hugely with helping me become a better landscape photographer.

What may look familiar or even mundane to you may well look exotic to others. Here are 6 top reasons why you should spend more time exploring your local area and photograph around your home.

Join me as I walk you through how I edited one of my favourite photos of 2017, Sunset at the South Bank. Starting with the RAW file and taking you all the way to the final image.

I often wonder what it is that draws us landscape photographers to the golden hour. What is it about the light at this time that makes us almost worship that great ball of fire in the sky. In this article, I discuss if there is something deeper than just contrasty scenes and pretty light.

I started to use the long exposure technique to add a new creative dimension to my photography in London and this article is about what I think it brings to both the colour and composition of the image.

In this article, I talk about the transition to summer and the opportunities coming up to photograph more sunsets in London. I also talk about some projects I plan to start and 5 benefits of starting photography-related projects.

I wanted to try my hand at creating a time-lapse video so I chose a spot on the Isle of Dogs to capture Canary Wharf as the sun was going down to give it a try. Check out this article to read how I created my first time-lapse from capturing the images to editing the final video and the lessons I learned along the way.

So I started a blog. I have been photographing London and wider afield for quite a while and one thing I have wanted to do for some time is start writing about the pictures I take, some post-processing techniques and every now and then, dive a little bit deeper into the art of photography. Jump into the post to hear a little bit more and what I have planned.