1. Choosing the best time to photograph Light is one of the main factors that affect the overall look of your image, this is why most landscape photos you see are of either Sunrise or Sunset. The hour after sunrise and the hour before sunset are known as the golden hour, this is when the sky will be at its most vibrant and the light tends to be softer as the sun isn’t as high in the sky so there aren’t any harsh shadows. Source ..read more

The priests hole cave is a location I first went to back in 2013 when I was starting to get more into photography. I was pretty obsessed with searching on maps looking for locations to go to and I’d create lists of small tarns and locations I hadn’t walked to before ..read more

What is the best bag for landscape photography? I've been using the Lowepro Whistler BP 450 AW for over 2 years, here's why I like it Source ..read more

Ullswater is the 2nd largest body of water in the Lake District at about 9 miles long. The water is surrounded by the Lake District fells offering an impressive view with minimal effort. Source ..read more

The Iconic View Wastwater. The best view in the Lake District It’s rare that you get big views for little Source ..read more

An iconic Lake District view Blea Tarn (The Langdales) Blea Tarn is a small body of water in the Langdale Valley. Source ..read more

A short walk from Elterwater brings you out on the River Brathay. Here you get some great views over the water and up to the Langdale Pikes. This is one of the places that got me into landscape photography, standing on the rivers edge and looking up at the iconic Langdale Pike skyline Source ..read more

The boys and I climbed Helvellyn back in September, climbing over the iconic Striding Edge ridge. Looking back through the GoPro footage a few months later, made me realise the Lake District is pretty special, isn't it?  Source ..read more

I headed up to the Priest Hole Cave which is a hidden gem in the Lake District for some landscape photography, the conditions at the top were perfect Source ..read more

There are a lot of different things to think about when doing Wildlife photography; The Subject, Lighting conditions, How close you can get and many more Source ..read more