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On the edge of vastness

On the edge of vastness

On the edge of vastness

On the edge of vastness

An image created initially using the iPhone, with edits done in Photoshop to finalise the vastness I felt when viewing this scene. As with all my work, everything is from my own images, and is unlikely to be a documentary shot!

Block buildings

Block buildings

Block buildings

Block buildings

Block Buildings created in June 2025 on a visit to Birmingham.

Leeds Granary Wharf Area

Leeds Granary Wharf Area

Leeds Granary Wharf Area

Leeds Granary Wharf Area

Leeds Granary Wharf Area

Path of red

Path of red

Path of red

Path of red

A sea of poppies greeted me when I made the climb from Kemerton up the public footpath. This image was a merge of 5 to infill the gaps that naturally appear in a poppy field.

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Wild violet with leaf curl

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Wild violet with leaf curl

The tiny wild violets nestle into the banks in the woodland, so getting down very low with the camera and finding a clump with a deeper background is important to capture their spirit.

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Woodland anemones in morning light

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Woodland anemones in morning light

The tiny wood anemones start to open when the sun comes over the horizon, capturing their beauty in the natural woodland is always a pleasure heralding the start of Spring.

Mending the world

Mending the world

Mending the world

Mending the world

Mending the World is a conceptual image with a profound message. It reflects on the responsibility our children will inherit to repair our broken world. However, it carries a hopeful reminder—if we provide the right guidance, they have the potential to succeed.

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Morning has broken

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Morning has broken

A surreal composite image

Ping pong flight

Ping pong flight

Ping pong flight

Ping pong flight

Ping pong flight was created totally in camera, but required careful lighting. Using a mix of strobes and constant light a slow shutter speed was employed with rear curtain sync from the strobe to show the trajectory of the ball.

Sentinel

Sentinel

Sentinel

Sentinel

The new Octagon building in Birmingham is apparently the 5th highest building in England; a stunning building for a mono capture.