I don’t photograph landscapes by arriving, setting up, and leaving.
My pictures come from being out in the weather, staying put when most people head back to the car, and watching a place long enough for it to shift.
I walk with a flask, sit in dunes, and watch small movements of light.
I stay. I watch.
That’s where my photographs come from.
How I Work
My approach is simple: stay long enough for a place to reveal something.
No rushing. No ticking locations off a list.
Familiarity often shows more than novelty.
Workshops
My workshops are small, quiet, and unhurried.
We spend proper time outdoors, work with whatever the weather brings, and stay when it gets interesting.
If you enjoy space, calm, and time to look, you’ll fit in well.
A Little More
I’ve been photographing landscapes for over fifteen years.
I split my time between Wales and Brighton.
When not outside, I write about weather, looking, and paying attention.
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