Norfolk has some stunning architecture, but its windmills or windpumps are almost unique in the fact they often lay in such agricultural settings, This one at Thurne was used to drain the Norfolk broads, a wetlands area

This was a bit of a different image, I wanted to contrast the overcast sky with some colours so I found this green glass on the Millenium bridge and took this shot, a bit of editing later and this image came out really nicely, I have used a HDR to include moment of the people to give the sense of movement across the bridge with the epic St Pauls Cathedral in the background.

I was working away in East anglia this summer and was mad enough to set the alarm clock for 5am, I am glad I did as I enjoyed the beach to myself during one of Norfolks stunning sunrises, Cromer pier is quite unique still being a working pier with the life boats still launching from the back of the pier.. 

Monmouth in Monmouthshire is a great town to visit for its epic architecture and history, King Henry the 5th was born at the now ruined castle, but epic structures like this fortified gate bridge still remain intact to either keep the Welsh or English out whichever way you look at it...

A lone bike sits in the rain at Westminster in London, London is great for Photography, there is so much to see and photograph and unique images are never far even in the tourist traps like Westminster.

The stunning Manarola lies on Italy's Cinque Terre coast and is one of five, of the famous old fishing villages, now a tourist destination with lots of shops and restaurants.

This image was taken approx 15mins after sunset with the golden hue of the sun hitting the village.

The classic shot at Westminster Bridge this time on a very wet day. A long exposure gives movement to the bus and enhances the reflections. 

The stunning glass Shard building in London is still the tallest building in Europe minus Russia. Always a pleasure to try and photograph from different parts of London, I liked how the shape in the foreground compliments the Shard on the other side of the Thames. 

This is one of those houses that you see and fall in love with its remoteness lying on Scotlands Glencoe mountain pass, it's amazing compositional placement makes the most amazing photos especially with a dusting of snow and rolling hill fog. 

The elegant Clifton suspension bridge, which opened in 1864, was Isambard Kingdom Brunel's first and last bridge to be built, due to the project being abandoned due to financial costs, after the first tower being constructed.

The stunning Happisburgh lighthouse on the coast of Norfolk, is set amongst a filed full of crops in the image I captured during the summer of 2016

I love this image and how its sums up London, you can see so many separate elements in this scene, Spot the London bus, biker, underground sign, St Pauls and McLaren to name a few

Norfolk has some stunning architecture, but its windmills or windpumps are almost unique in the fact they often lay in such agricultural settings, This one at Thurne was used to drain the Norfolk broads, a wetlands area

The elegant Clifton suspension bridge, which opened in 1864, was Isambard Kingdom Brunel's first and last bridge to be built, due to the project being abandoned due to financial costs, after the first tower being constructed.

The elegant Clifton suspension bridge, which opened in 1864, was Isambard Kingdom Brunel's first and last bridge to be built, due to the project being abandoned due to financial costs, after the first tower being constructed.

This shot shows a different view of big ben through the arches on Westminster bridge. A HDR was a necessity on this image allowing detail to be recovered from the dark arch and bridge overcast sky
 

The elegant Clifton suspension bridge, which opened in 1864, was Isambard Kingdom Brunel's first and last bridge to be built, due to the project being abandoned due to financial costs, after the first tower being constructed.

I was working away in East anglia this summer and was mad enough to set the alarm clock for 5am, I am glad I did as I enjoyed the beach to myself during one of Norfolks stunning sunrises, Cromer pier is quite unique still being a working pier with the life boats still launching from the back of the pier.. 

Northen Ital'ys Dolomites, regions and lakes do not disappoint including the stunning lago di braies with the greenest waters I have ever seen and massive peaks soring out of the lake.

This image includes the famous boathouse, most of my time here was cloudy but midday I got enough light to spend a good day walking around this beautiful location 

I was working away in East anglia this summer and was mad enough to set the alarm clock for 5am, I am glad I did as I enjoyed the beach to myself during one of Norfolks stunning sunrises, Cromer pier is quite unique still being a working pier with the life boats still launching from the back of the pier.. 

Dolbadarn Castle on the Snowdonia national park might be a well photographed location and there is reason for it, the backdrop to the castle is stunning, The national park was a safe haven for people exscaping seveal rulers over the years and strongholds were build surround the park in several locations as well as small keeps like this one on the park itself.

The modern Hungerford bridge lit up at night, there was once a suspension bridge in its place that now is sadly gone although it lives on because the chains from the bridge were transported to Bristol and are still in use today on the Clifton suspension bridge.

All of these fine art prints come on there own as a print or complete with a slim fitting yet striking 20mm in width and 15mm in depth quality frame apart from the 20x30 frame which is 38mm in width and 15mm in depth.

The stunning Happisburgh lighthouse beneath the milkyway during a warm summers night in 2016.

The stunning Happisburgh lighthouse beneath the milkyway during a warm summers night in 2016.

The elegant Clifton suspension bridge, which opened in 1864, was Isambard Kingdom Brunel's first and last bridge to be built, due to the project being abandoned due to financial costs, after the first tower being constructed.

The elegant Clifton suspension bridge, which opened in 1864, was Isambard Kingdom Brunel's first and last bridge to be built, due to the project being abandoned due to financial costs, after the first tower being constructed.

This is one of those houses that you see and fall in love with its remoteness lying on Scotlands Glencoe mountain pass, it's amazing compositional placement makes the most amazing photos especially with a dusting of snow and rolling hill fog. 

This is one of those houses that you see and fall in love with its remoteness lying on Scotlands Glencoe mountain pass, it's amazing compositional placement makes the most amazing photos especially with a dusting of snow and rolling hill fog. 

I love this image and how its sums up London, you can see so many separate elements in this scene, Spot the London bus, biker, underground sign, St Pauls and McLaren to name a few

The stunning Happisburgh lighthouse beneath the milkyway during a warm summers night in 2016.

London Panoramic shot from tower bridge,

The houses of Parliament and Bigben in London, with Westminster bridge

This was my first ever successful star trails shoot, I love this location for its unique architecture and panoramic views of the sea and knew it would come out well. This image contains around 80 images taken at different times and stitched together to give around an hours worth of star movement with Polaris centred in the middle. 

The unique navigational aid in Kingswear Devon, The Kingswear Daymark was built in 1864 by the Dartmouth Harbour Commissioners to safely guide boats into the harbour mouth

Monmouth in Monmouthshire is a great town to visit for its epic architecture and history, King Henry the 5th was born at the now ruined castle, but epic structures like this fortified gate bridge still remain intact to either keep the Welsh or English out whichever way you look at it...

St Pauls Catholic Cathedral stands out amongst the London skyline on a overcast day, giving these amazing reflections.

The classic shot at Westminster Bridge this time on a very wet day. A long exposure gives movement to the bus and enhances the reflections. 

This shot shows a different view of big ben through the arches on Westminster bridge. A HDR was a necessity on this image allowing detail to be recovered from the dark arch and bridge overcast sky
 

This shot shows a different view of big ben through the arches on Westminster bridge. A HDR was a necessity on this image allowing detail to be recovered from the dark arch and bridge overcast sky
 

This was a bit of a different image, I have used a HDR to include movement of the people to give the sense of movement across the bridge with the epic St Pauls Cathedral in the background.

St Pauls Catholic Cathedral stands out amongst the London skyline on a overcast day, giving these amazing reflections.

The stunning glass Shard building in London is still the tallest building in Europe minus Russia. Always a pleasure to try and photograph from different parts of London, I liked how the shape in the foreground compliments the Shard on the other side of the Thames. 

A day in the life of a Londoner and the commute on the underground.

A day in the life of a Londoner and the commute on the underground.

The iconic and splendid London tower bridge, all lite up at night, I love London for Photography and almost everywhere you look there are stunning buildings to Photograph and tower bridge has to be the grandest of them all.

Mundesley will mill still standy lovenly restored and intack as it is used as a BnB on the North norfolk coast

The iconic and splendid London tower bridge, all lite up at night, I love London for Photography and almost everywhere you look there are stunning buildings to Photograph and tower bridge has to be the grandest of them all.

Photography along the London Thames embankment

Photography along the London Thames embankment

The iconic and splendid London tower bridge, all lite up at night, I love London for Photography and almost everywhere you look there are stunning buildings to Photograph and tower bridge has to be the grandest of them all.

The iconic and splendid London tower bridge, all lite up at night, I love London for Photography and almost everywhere you look there are stunning buildings to Photograph and tower bridge has to be the grandest of them all.

Bigsweir bridge is an epic bridge and is probably one of my favourite as it seems so understated, I only had a few days around this location and made it a must to stop by with hope of a decent sunset.

I was rewarded with an amazing sunset. although for my troubles I fell down a sluice and injured my leg ligaments, still I think it was worth a month off limping. The dangers of Photography hey

Norfolk has some stunning architecture, but its windmills or windpumps are almost unique in the fact they often lay in such agricultural settings, This one at Thurne was used to drain the Norfolk broads, a wetlands area

Norfolk has some stunning architecture, but its windmills or windpumps are almost unique in the fact they often lay in such agricultural settings, This one at Thurne was used to drain the Norfolk broads, a wetlands area

Norfolk has some stunning architecture, but its windmills or windpumps are almost unique in the fact they often lay in such agricultural settings, This one at Thurne was used to drain the Norfolk broads, a wetlands area

Norfolk has some stunning architecture, but its windmills or windpumps are almost unique in the fact they often lay in such agricultural settings, This one at Thurne was used to drain the Norfolk broads, a wetlands area

In this image the red Moon made an appearance around sunset giving this unique and stunning image with the powerful pink hue of the sun during one of the years hottest days, getting up to 35 degrees C

The old ruined church at West Somerton, lies in ruins after the end tower fell down making the church unusable. 

Bellever road bridge is a classic devon bridge, you will see many similar examples across Dartmoor, although the light was harsh in this scene, It makes for some great reflections of the bridge