I capture the castle
Taken today whilst relaxing in Rochester Castle grounds. Named for one of my favourite books when I was growing up. The Edit… Saturation levels were upped before using a little HDR on both… Continue reading
Category Archive: Landscape
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Trip the Light
Trip the Light was one of my earliest photo edits, Its the HMS Belfast on one hazy spring morning with tower bridge behind it, The light beam was a miracle to catch let… Continue reading
Monolithic
This photo was taken by http://bpmredux.wordpress.com who very kindly agreed to let me play with the capture and add my twist to it, and then even more wonderfully agreed to let me post it.… Continue reading
Bridge over troubled waters
Tower bridge never fails to impress and I never fail to take a photo of it whenever I’m near it, the clouds on this day were truly astounding and despite being on the… Continue reading
I have the Vespa, now where’s the martini!
Ravello on the amalfi coast, just your hidden gem of a quiet mountain village! The Edit… Simply converted to black and white, small amount of noise reduction and a little sharpness added in.… Continue reading
Neverwhere
Named in honour of Neil Gaiman’s book about a London unseen, this image has always been one of my favourites. The image was taken early one morning from Hays Galleria near London Bridge… Continue reading
Room with a view
An old snap taken from a window in broadgate towers overlooking the city one morning. The views from there really are stunning (and it recently featured in skyfall!) but enough of that… The… Continue reading
Singapore Skyline
Taken whilst walking along the harbour front and heading towards the financial district, I wanted to make this dramatic to show off the skyline. The Edit… As I often do, I created a… Continue reading
Beach Blues
Oh I do like to be beside the seaside… especially on days like that and armed with a camera, or in this case, my iPhone. Edited completely on the go I really enjoyed… Continue reading
Singapore secret garden
Taken in Singapore whilst refusing point blank to use the air-conditioned walkways below ground and instead be baked in the heat and humidity in search of sights and photo opportunities… worth it I… Continue reading