I received an email from the organizers of Landscape Photographer of the Year this week, just to let me know my image is currently being exhibited in Glasgow Central station alongside other previously commended images taken in Scotland. The exhibition will be running for something like six weeks, and in the spirit of sharing I have decided to offer...

In part II we're touching on one of most popular subjects in landscape photography for longer exposures - flowing water. As before, all images here were shot without the use of ND filters - some use a polarizer, but that's it. The use of filters can of course give you an extra level of control over your exposures, but these articles are to demonstr...

Welcome to the new website! Below is a rundown of just some of the great new features - I hope you'll agree they help make for a smoother and more enjoyable browsing and purchasing experience. So without further ado, here's what's new! New logo, Larger images, New range of finished products, Support for uploading and embedding videos, Full-scr...

When we think of photography traditionally we picture a moment frozen in time. Movement may be implied through poses and positions of subjects, but the word 'capture' tends to imply an isolated instance extracted from the flow of time. The world is constantly on the move though, both in our everyday lives and in nature. Many forms of photography i...

Starry Night has been published in the 'Hot Shots' section of this month's Digital Camera. This is the first time I've been published in the magazine and I think it's a pretty cool coincidence that my image happened to be featured alongside those from a couple of photographer friends whose work I really admire! The text reads as follows: "This is...