Autumn doesn’t tiptoe in. She arrives like a queen — sweeping across the land with her gold and burnished cloak, scattering leaves like jewels at her feet. There’s majesty in her stride, but also mercy: a softening of light, a slowing of time, a gentle invitation to pause. There’s a hush that settles over the land as Autumn arrives — not silence, but a softer kind of sound. The rustle of leaves underfoot, the distant honk of migrating geese, the whisper of mist curling throug

Photography goes beyond just capturing moments; it is about sharing experiences. Each month, my friend Anne and I embark on a...

Chasing waterfalls in the Brecon Beacons

The Confetti Fields lived up to its vibrant name, providing a sensory experience that hit us from the moment we stepped inside.

This past fortnight has been a reminder that life doesn’t always go according to plan. A misstep on a wet manhole cover left me...

Sunday, 18th May 2025: How many times have you been out in the car, driving along and you glance left or right and you see a scene that...