Every so often I will take an image that I believe has that little something about it - something that might make someone want to pop it up on a wall. A “portfolio piece”, if you like. So, a limited selection of photographs are available to purchase here as limited edition fine art prints.

Fine Art Paper

Photographs are printed on Hahnemühle Baryta FineArt paper. The glossy, bright white Hahnemuhle FineArt Baryta surface captivates with a weight of 325 g/m² as well as a high density and the finest shades of grey, with a clearly visible exquisite felt structure; acid and lignin-free and museum quality for age resistance and longevity.

Order and Delivery

Our printers will usually deliver to us in 3 to 4 working days. Once we receive your print we will check it for quality, sign it (if required) and mark it to confirm the edition number before re-shipping to your delivery address. This will usually be within another 2 to 3 working days, but may be longer if I am away on a field trip or on leave.

Oak tree in winter in the New Forest, Hampshire, UK
Beach Canyon. A close, wide-angle view between the slate grey rocks of Duckpool in Cornwall. The low viewpoint and closed framing leave the viewer uncertain of the true scale of the scene, and just a hint of the dramatic weather unfolding in the dist
Bluebells and Green Leaves
West Bay - A Quiet Dawn
This spectacular image was not at all what I went to photograph. The castle illuminations were so bright that they massively outshone the Geminid meteor shower that I had actually gone to record. Nevertheless, I decided to make the most of it and I a
Fallen branch from winter oak
Wheal Betsy, the only remaining mining engine house in Devon, makes a stunning subject with the Milky Way in the background rising over the lower slopes of Dartmoor. The foreground and structure are lit by portable lighting to add drama and detail to
Portland Bill lighthouse on a dark, overcast night. Foreground lighting from torchlight.
Knowlton Church in Forest at sunset.
Knowlton Church in Dorset at night with the constellation of Orion.
A perfect reflection of six oak trees in winter in a partly frozen pond in the New Forest, Hampshire. Frosty grass and log in the foreground help tell the story of this winter scene.
Blackwater in the New Forest in flood.
Blackwater in the New Forest in January 2023. A fallen oak lies partly submerged, looking for all the world like a hippo in the water.
There is something quite creepy about the way that this fallen tree is partially submerged in the flood, looking for all the world like a many-limbed monster. Blackwater in the New Forest, Hampshire.
The flow of the river at Blackwater in the New Forest is revealed in this long exposure during a winter flood.
Logan Stone on Dartmoor National Park in Devon, UK.
A very minimalist view of the famous arch at Durdle Door. Taken at “Blue Hour”, this long exposure image very much lives up to its name. Smooth lines and gentle colour grades offer a quietly serene view of a very rocky geological feature.
A sure sign that summer is just about upon us. Michaelmas Daisies in a field in Hampshire, UK, backlit by bright sunshine.
A small Fly Agaric fungi shelters beneath a larger one, reminiscent of a child and parent.
A very memorable February morning in the New Forest. This has to be one of my all-time favourites, crafted from a humble tyre-rut in which the flint rocks have caused the ice to form some interesting curves and shapes, almost evoking river rapids flo
An autumn shot from the New Forest. This grouping of trees made me think of a small, ageing audience standing to recognise an old-timer on stage, taking a bow for his final performance. Yes, I know - you really o have to use your imagination!
A Neolithic Stone Circle at Merrivale in Dartmoor National Park. Snow-covered Tors in the background, including Roos Tor and Great Staple Tor.
Another memorable overnight stop. This time at Arms Tor on Dartmoor in Devon, UK. This granite outcrop looks, for all the world, like a group of fallen and weather Easter Island statues.
Wheal Betsy mine engine house makes a dramatic foreground for an equally dramatic Milky Way in the night skies of Devon and Dartmoor National Park.
Wheal Betsy industrial look during blue hour. A composite image of the foreground taken in the pre-dawn twilight and the Milky Way shot earlier that same night.
St Aldhelms Head with Milky Way backdrop and light-painted foreground and building

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Portland Bill Lighthouse at Night
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West Bay Gentle Dawn
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