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Photo Journal

  1. Ingleborough Storm - From Capture to Print

    …or…  One Man’s Stumblings in the World of Print   Typically these photographic stories are concerned with how a photograph was visualised, constructed and shot. Untypically this story is concerned with how a photograph came to be printed.  Not very interesting?  Well ok, but a great photo stuck on a computer…

  2. Ivelet Bridge Winter

    Midway between Gunnerside and Muker, in Upper Swaledale, the single arch of Ivelet Bridge spans The River Swale. As bridges go it’s just about perfect. Form and function combine seamlessly to make something both beautiful and practical. It’s stood the test of time and survived the worst that The Rushing…

  3. Everest Massif Panorama

    Mount Everest Massif A dream of mine had always been to see Mount Everest. In November 2016 that dream became a reality when I joined a trek to Everest Base Camp. Sitting in the departure lounge at Kathmandu airport, laden with gear, waiting to board our flight to Lukla, I…

  4. Winter on Buttertubs Pass

    This shot, looking down on Buttertubs Pass, is perhaps my favourite shot of the winter. Taken between snow squalls it depicts the pass as a thin black thread, dwarfed by the epic landscape it crosses. The road rushes out from behind the rocks , like a negative lighting strike, before…

  5. Buttertubs Pass Series, Version 1

    A photograph, almost by definition, represents an instance of time from a single perspective, when the shutter opens and light enters the camera. The challenge of photographing Buttertubs Pass was how to represent a subject that is in constant flux with the changing of the seasons and conditions; a “single-dimensional”…
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