The Snowdon summit at dawn with a cloud inversion visible in the background.
A view of Dunstanburgh Castle from the edge of Embleton Bay taken at sunrise.
A panoramic view of a Snowdon sunrise. Crib Goch is on the left, Glaslyn and Llyn Llydaw in the centre and the summit of Snowdon on the right.
Arriving at the top of Snowdon for sunrise early, the moon illuminated the summit. The cloud inversion and a faint Milky Way above the summit made it feel like being... read more →
A Snowdon sunrise casts light across the valley. A cloud inversion can be seen flowing over the lower ridge line.
A beautiful sunrise in Snowdonia looking towards Crib Goch.
The Crib Goch route up Snowdon is a more challenging route up. This is a view of the 'knife edge' on Crib Goch, with steep drops on either side.
A late afternoon looking over Chapman's Pool from Houns Tout. The ridge line above Chapman's Pool is St Alban's Head.
Worbarrow Bay is approximately 1 mile from the abandoned village of Tyneham and sits between Kimmeridge Bay to the East and Lulworth Cove to the West. Mupe Bay is just visible... read more →
A late afternoon looking down the Jurassic Coast towards Kimmeridge Bay. Clavell Tower sits on the cliff top above the bay. At low tide many of the ledges of rock... read more →
Since photographing Mupe Bay at Sunrise almost exactly a year ago, I have wanted to return to photograph sunrise again but from a slightly different vantage point. A break in bad... read more →
This viewpoint of St Oswald's Bay was captured early in the morning from the top of Durdle Door. The path up to the top of Durdle Door is now closed... read more →
Durdle Door is one of the many amazing vantage points for watching the sunrise from along the Jurassic Coast.
Bratley View is well known for the iconic Lone Pine Tree. The heather and turning ferns mark the end of summer and the start of autumn. There are equally beautiful... read more →
This view of the New Forest at dawn was captured during late summer close to Bratley View. Lower areas were shrouded in mist before the sunrise, which burnt off the... read more →
