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Location:Chorley Camera:Pixel 5 Shutter speed:– Aperture:f Focal length:mm
During a tour of Cornwall with Julian, we stopped off in Mousehole for a morning. I remember going here at a child, and loved the chance to see it again with my camera, and let the memories flood back of my mum telling me stories of the Mousehole cat. Whilst walking along the harbour walls, […]
Taken on my 50mm during a quick visit to my sister’s then-new house in Manchester. Mum, dad, Emily & I went for a quick walk around the area. This classic ford was sitting in the driveway of one of the houses. Such is the way of the 50mm, it was difficult to get the whole […]
Back when I lived in Brindle my rain-day photography subjects were the cats. They’re disobedient but very photogenic. This particular rainy evening, Tilly was messing around with my desk lamp, which after a quickly shutting off the main light, made for a dramatic picture. Location:Brindle, UK Camera:Canon EOS 700D Shutter speed:1/100 Aperture:f1.8 Focal length:50mm
Taken in my parent’s back garden. My mum always does an incredible job of making the garden look absolutely stunning every year. It’s something I took for granted all the time as I was growing up in Brindle. I’ve only just now started to fully appreciate the effort required to maintain a garden, and keep […]
The day I took this photo (as with this one) was the first (and maybe last) time I’ve ever walked around the Guild Wheel in Preston. It was part of a fundraising event for Brindle Brass Band to go to the National championships in Cheltenham A mile or so past Avenham park, there’s a small […]
During a charity cycle ride, one of the stops was Dunnet Head, in Scotland – also known as the most northerly point of mainland Britain. Pictured here is JP & Jim, standing on top of a monument on Easter Head, reading about the landscape and the views. It was a miserable, overcast day, which suited […]
In short: Here’s a soaking wet dog. The longer version: Back in 2017, Brindle Brass Band qualified for the Brass Band National Championships in Cheltenham. This was a huge feat for the band, and the first time I’d experienced it in my then 10 years with them. National championships aren’t cheap though. 3 days in […]
A few years back myself, Julian & Jake headed up to Grasmere for the weekend for some walking, relaxing & drinking at the Grasmere Guzzler Beer Festival. Before lunch one day, we darted into the Heaton Cooper Studio to pass a half hour or so. The lake district is already a gorgeous place, but when […]
One of my few visits to Liverpool, despite having lived 45 minutes away my entire life. This time it was to see a few of my old pals from the Alley Cat Academy, including Andrew Hardwick from Brotherhood Health & Performance. This was a no-gi event put on by Figure 4 Promotions, if I remember […]