The Field Journal
A great photograph is more than a captured moment; it’s the result of observation, planning, and creative decision-making. In this journal, I pull back the curtain on that entire process. My goal is to go beyond the final image to share the thinking, the technology, and the techniques behind the art.
Here you’ll find deep-dives into macro photography, stories from my explorations in the Hertfordshire woodlands, and my personal reflections on learning to see the world differently. Whether you're here to master a new skill or simply find a little inspiration, I invite you to read on and join the conversation.
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A Shift in Focus: Capturing the Textures of Autumnal Change
It’s easy to pack away the camera when the lush greens of summer fade. The days grow shorter, the air gets a bite to it, and the temptation to stay indoors is strong. But what if I told you that you'd be missing the best part of the photographic year? The shift from warm summer to cool, crisp autumn is a transformative period, not just for the landscape but for our creative vision.