THE WEEKLIES 2020
Bit late to the party, but here the images I entered into last year’s ‘weekly’ Twitter competitions run by Wex, Fotospeed and Sharemondays. I only missed 2 weeks for the
Author: Ian
Photographer based in Redruth, Cornwall
35 COAST AND RIVER AT MAWNAN SMITH
The day before lockdown 2.0. There has been some debate amongst photographers in terms of what do the new rules allow? It is clear recreation is allowed, but how far
30 FROM LIZARD VILLAGE TO LIZARD POINT
I left home with glorious blue skies to find cloud at The Lizard. In fact I resorted to my coat and woolly hat as I sat off for another AA
DARK DANK DAYS
There is no pleasing some photographers (myself included). During the summer months you’ll hear things like ‘everything is just green,’ or ‘sunrise is far too early.’ And now we seem to be
21 THE ZENNOR COAST
If this year has taught me anything, it is that things can change over night. When I set out last year on my AA 50 walks of Cornwall book, I would
THE ONE THAT WASN’T
Back in May I received an email I had always hoped to receive but deep down didn’t believe I would. My fourth attempt at Landscape Photographer of the Year finally
BIRDS, BUTTERFLIES AND GETTING BACK ON THE HORSE
Okay, so it’s not your everyday blog title. As the lockdown restrictions begin to ease my thoughts turn to the landscape, but I have my reservations. There was a
SHAREMONDAYS2019 BOOK
It turns out that not all weekly Twitter competitions are equal. If you are not familiar with the ‘weeklies’ then let me fill you in…. Every Monday on Twitter there
REMINISCING
At the end of last year when the kids returned to school I suddenly had an opportunity for some time to myself. This was always somehow going to manifest itself
LOCKDOWN LESSONS
I’ve wanted to write something during these exceptional times, but have struggled with what to write. I’m fortunate that at the moment my finances are secure, and as a keyworker