We had to visit Gower in Swansea this week, and when we had to pop back to finish some business I knew it was a perfect day to bring my camera. Penclawdd is a little village that sites on the Lougher Estuary in the Gower Peninsular and it is a place of outstanding natural beauty.Continue reading “A Quick Stop In A Beautiful Location – Penclawdd”
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Ystragynlais Ruins And Waterfall – Colour Edits
As a follow up to my post from this week with monochrome edits, I have decided to share these three colour edits. All the information is the same, but this time I used Darktable to make some colour edits. You can find all the latest articles and blogs on my homepage here.My main photography social mediaContinue reading “Ystragynlais Ruins And Waterfall – Colour Edits”
An Unexpected Visit To Ystragynlais Iron Work Ruins – In Monochrome
Today was a day to just pop out and look for something new to photograph. As it happens, I visited Ystragynlais for it’s historic iron work ruins, as well as a huge waterfall in Hendryd. I would like to share the monochrome images from the ruins, as I was not really happy with the waterfallContinue reading “An Unexpected Visit To Ystragynlais Iron Work Ruins – In Monochrome”
Reset: YouTube And Photography – Here Is The Plan
2026 has started nice and slow. So slow in fact that I have only done one photography shoot. However, it is all part of the great reset that I have been working on for the last 12 months. Today we will look at what is happening and what the future brings. The YouTube change RegularContinue reading “Reset: YouTube And Photography – Here Is The Plan”
Instant Film: The Last Fully Analogue Film Experience
In an era where “analogue” often involves a digital sensor, a smartphone filter, or a hybrid scanning process, instant film stands as a stubborn, beautiful outlier. While traditional 35mm film is often hailed as the gold standard of the medium, the reality is that most modern film photography eventually touches a computer. In fact, inContinue reading “Instant Film: The Last Fully Analogue Film Experience”
One Camera One Lens Photography 