On a recent trip to Berlin, we walked through the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, commonly known as the Holocaust Memorial. It’s a large square of space just south of Brandenberg Gate, next to the Tiergarten. The space…
I have often heard the criticism that the tourist with a camera sees little of the place they visit. Whilst I understand the sentiment behind this, ironically, some of the best pictures we’ve taken are when we’ve been least prepared…
As well as my ‘Photo of the week’ post, I’d like to add another post called ‘with the benefit of hindsight’ which will share some of the photography mistakes we’ve made along the way, with the aim of sharing lessons…
Upon hearing that we’ve been to Antarctica, the first (sensible) question people ask (after ‘Why the heck would you!), is ‘What is it like?’ That’s a really hard question to answer and one I’d struggle to answer in words alone.…
I hired a Canon 300mm f/4 L IS USM prime lens from Lenses For Hire a few weeks ago, and took it to Chester Zoo to put it through its paces. I was also interested to see how it performed…
A husky hides in his kennel in Munkflohögen, Sweden, silently awaiting the next outing through the snowy forest. April 2007
A lone stranger wanders between the rocky cliffs in Wadi Rum, observed from atop a sandstone arch April 2008
Soft light dapples twisting trees in Tierra Del Fuego National Park, Argentina. December 2006
A small herd of elephants slowly meanders through the brush of Samburu, Kenya. October, 2004
We’ve added a new page which showcases all our photobooks available from blurb.com. Each book is available to view in its entirety online, and you can purchase a copy direct from Blurb. Many of the individual images can also be…