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Late winter 2014 and after a photography shoot on the Isle Of Wight I grabbed my cameras and went top side of the Wightlink Ferry as it left the small village of Fishbourne. The light was fading fast and with night drawing in the other passengers soon settled down inside the large cabin with their warm cappuccinos. They must have thought me mad as I explored the deck of the ship stopping every now and again to take my photos
Read MoreDark nights with cold places. The only escape is the street. Freedom away from teachers and parents. Escape the norm. Meet with friends and hang. The norm is boring! Hell, everything is boring! Dark car parks with bright lights. Lets escape for a few hours. Whilst you sleep we will play.
Read MoreBanging and chanting filled the air on the Eve of the Twelfth Night (5th of January) in the ancient village of Tarring in West Sussex, UK. 'Waes Haeil' was the cry as the annual Wassailing at Tarring awakened the tree spirits on a cold winters night. Green men, dancing, shouting and toast in a tree all part of this archaic ritual.
Read MoreA winters day on the seafront in Brighton, I lifted my coat collar up high hoping it would keep me warmer against the cold wind. As I wondered with my camera looking......
Read MoreI like tree's. I'm not sure why but there's just something about them that catches my photographers eye. Over the years I most have photographed hundreds. Sometimes a close up, a silhouette or incorporated them into a portrait photograph. I just seem to be drawn towards them.
Read MoreAs shoppers rushed around looking for a bargain in the Boxing Day sales I joined them camera in hand through the streets of Chichester in West Sussex to create my photographs.
Read MoreA wonderful winter wedding at the Spread Eagle Hotel in Midhurst, West Sussex. Lots of snow and a pair of wet soaks for me....but the photographs are beautiful so it was well worth the cold toes.
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Spread Eagle Hotel Wedding Photography - A Winter Wedding. Snow lay on the ground but roaring fires inside the Hotel kept us all warm when I photographed this wonderful winter wedding in Midhurst.
Read MoreUpwaltham Barns in West Sussex is the setting for this winter wedding that included a Bucking Bronco, attendance by a pet dog and great live band. Jo and Neil wanted to make sure everyone had fun at their wedding and as you can see from these photos they definitely did.
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