These plants are synonomous with the country and I photographed them from every conceivable angle. This particular image only really stood out after viewing the contact sheet.]]>
The light here is of a beautiful quality, especially in the evening. The lighthouse is a short walk from Provincetown at the end of the spit of land.]]>
Taken in June of 2002 before the shocking events of September that year. Reeled off a couple of rolls of the twin towers the same day but havent felt like printing anything up.]]>
Spent a long, hard day hiking down to the river from the canyon north rim and two days slogging back out. I was drawn to the architectural qualities of this succulent with some examples sending out flower spikes five metres high.]]>
I photographed this man as part of an ad campaign for a Birmingham based design agency. His workshop is from another era, an Aladdin's cave, which made for an easy image.]]>
Bikes like this appeared to be one of the main forms of transport for people of all ages. I saw several of them carrying three people plus a couple of chickens. Non-genuine parts seemed to keep them happily on the road well past their use-by dates.]]>
A perfect winter's day for hiking. Dry, pin-sharp clarity and with not a breath of wind. Deep powder made the ascent hard but the summit view to nearby Ben Nevis and many miles beyond was magical.]]>
This lone pinyon pine stands at the entrance to the Zion National Park in front of the well known rock formation. Just a short walk from a vehicle pull-in but none of the many tourists seemed interested in using their feet to capture a 'classic' view of the park.]]>
Sunrise on Los Cuernos, one of the world's most famous mountain outlines. It is situated in Patagonia, a heavily glaciated region that is scoured by relentless icy winds. Had a lot of trouble shooting on a tripod.]]>
The railway line stops at this frontier town on the edge of the vast salt desert. When locomotives reach the end of their useful lives, they are simply driven off the end of the tracks to slowly decompose.]]>
Although around for a little over a century the Inca civilisation managed to construct some remarkable buildings. The way that the stone blocks fit together so tightly shows incredible craftmanship.]]>
I am now living in the Lakes but that does not diminish the beauty that I see every day. On a quiet day weatherwise the suns rays can be seen striking the flanks of Fleetwith Pike.]]>
I photographed the Tall Ships Races over a decade and got plenty of opportunity to sail on these incredible boats. I could never resist the shot of a white sail against a strong sky. Here the blue has been enhanced by a red filter on camera.]]>