Marianthi Lainas: Light Reflected
The lighthouse at New Brighton is an extremely popular subject for photographers and it dominates the skyline. It’s also a challenge to make new and hopefully interesting compositions, so on this...
View ArticleCharlotte Gilliatt: Elgol Beams
The unpredictable weather of Skye took my breath away, ever changing and always beautiful.
View ArticleDeborah Hughes: Salsify
For those willing to see beyond belief, vacant lot weeds can offer views of alternative worlds.
View ArticleBeata Moore: Bluebells Wood
This year was incredibly good for bluebells, so I couldn’t resist the temptation to shoot this amazing spring display near Dorking, Surrey.
View ArticleLizzie Shepherd: Reservoir Bogs
I was entranced by the amazing reflections of willow trees growing in shallow edges of a local reservoir. The dark metallic patterns were fascinating and I managed to find a spot where there was no...
View ArticleSusan Rowe: St. Mary’s Lighthouse
St. Mary’s Lighthouse is situated at the far end of Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear. I went there on a February afternoon when I knew the tide would be coming in and the causeway covered over. I took this...
View ArticleSamantha Gibbons: Frosty seaweed
Taken on a wintery trip to Skye in January. It was a very cold and frosty morning in Broadford Bay, near to the Skye bridge. I had gotten up for a sunrise, but unfortunately there wasn’t much in the...
View ArticleSarah Medway: Surfers – Trebarwith Strand, Cornwall
After a late afternoon of taking pictures at Trebarwith Strand in North Cornwall. I was sitting on the rocks taking in the atmosphere as these three surfers waded out for an early evening surf. I fell...
View ArticleHelen Dixon: Poppies & Marigolds, West Pentire, Cornwall
I’d been commissioned to photograph a poppy field for a magazine, having visited this location a few times before and knowing it quite often has wild flowers growing during the summer months. Sometimes...
View ArticleMari Owen: Magical Irish Lights
I was lucky enough recently to go to Donegal in Ireland. The quality of the light there is very special. I have a habit of turning down lanes to see where they lead. This one led to a wonderful...
View ArticleSue Bishop: Yosemite Woodland
I love walking through woods of beautiful trees, and can never resist having a go at photographing them! I often find though that a straight photograph seems to lose some of the magic of the woods....
View ArticleAsmita Kapadia: Stand Tall, France
After a long walk and two falls in a very muddy field trying different compositions, this frame was the one I was most happy with. Not an easy image to take by a long shot.
View ArticleVanda Ralevska: Into The Blue
Last weekend I had an unexpected opportunity to spend a weekend in Cornwall. I knew that the tide times didn’t coincide with the times of the sunset or sunrise, but I still spent those precious moments...
View ArticleRachael Talibart: Carrelet
There are about 400 of these evocative stilt fishing huts in the Gironde estuary, France. A four-minute exposure just after sunset blurred the movement of the clouds and stilled the lapping water to...
View ArticleMichéla Griffith: Vortex Triptych
This point in the stream quickly became a favourite, the coincidence of rocks such that when the water level was just right, it swept around in a clockwise direction, pulling colours from above to...
View ArticleAstrid McGechan: Wensleydale
The sun was setting in Wensleydale and painted the landscape with its barns and dry stone walls in a golden light. This photograph was taken from the slightly elevated roadside. I feel the hazy light...
View ArticleMarianthi Lainas: Stormlight
I love being out on the beach near to my home, whatever the weather. The beaches are wide and the tide goes out a long way so you can walk uninterrupted for miles. A passing storm brought torrential...
View ArticleSusan Brown: Autumn Swim
‘Autumn Swim’ was taken at South Milton Beach in Devon, a lovely National Trust Beach. The light is often good after a stormy day and this evening was no exception.
View ArticleAnnabell Willis: Padley Gorge
This image was made on a very sad day, a friend of mine had sadly passed away at a young age after a painful battle with cancer. Despite the rain and a number of calamities getting to this spot, I was...
View ArticleHelen Dixon: Poppies & Marigolds, West Pentire, Cornwall
I’d been commissioned to photograph a poppy field for a magazine, having visited this location a few times before and knowing it quite often has wild flowers growing during the summer months. Sometimes...
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