Sometimes the view from my little house gives some beautiful sunny moments
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Forestry details
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Peering over the trees + this bench that goes hard @ Loch Lomond, Scotland
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Cinematic wildflower gardens
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Floral Movement Study
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Tomtain, Scotland, UK
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A shy little crescent moon peeking at you from behind the curtains
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A shot through the heart
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A lonely little cloud makes its way across the horizon. It's really nice to sit and watch the forms change as they come in and out of existence.
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A crescent moon at the blue hour, up TomTain, Kilsyth, Scotland
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I can't quite put my finger on it but I'm obsessed with capturing the 'ordinary'. Something so incredibly lacking in a subject that; the act of capturing nothing, is the subject. I've noticed a lot over the years in my photography, and art. A focus on a very 'earthly' feel.
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I can't quite put my finger on it but I'm obsessed with capturing the 'ordinary'. Something so incredibly lacking in a subject that; the act of capturing nothing, is the subject. I've noticed a lot over the years in my photography, and art. A focus on a very 'earthly' feel.
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2024 - Still obsessed with little clouds
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Wet rocks in Snowdonia, North Wales, made these tiny little wonky mirrors. I love the idea that every puddle on every rock had multiple different little views. It felt like pressing the 'next seed' button in my digital art work each time I peered into them.
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