I found these two South American faces in the British Museum – if you want to look at old stones, then this is THE place to visit. What did these images teach me? That taking photos in a museum is[…]

Chandeliers are fascinating, such intricate glass work reflecting light all around. This close up focuses on just a single “dangly bit” in all its glory… What did this image teach me? That finding a way to frame a shot of[…]

I wouldn’t say I particularly have a distinctive and consistent photography style – but I do like black and white images, playing with the texture, shape, and the way light interacts with subjects fascinates me. What did this image teach[…]

The coil of the white rope against a black background just caught my eye. This was taken at one of the many open-to-tourists-but-no-longer-functioning mines in Cornwall. What did this image teach me? That interesting compositions are everywhere – if you[…]

I found this ruin in the local area, and whilst the bricks may have been more orange in the original, I liked the way they stood out in yellow. What did this image teach me? To be bold in my[…]

Have you ever tried photographing a chess board before? As an opportunist photographer (taking pictures of anything I come across), I have been presented with the ancient game on a few occasions, but I don’t think I’ve ever really mastered[…]