Portfolio
Above Gullfoss - Study II
Gullfoss has its origin in a glacier lake about 40km north of Gullfoss in Lángjökull glacier.
Sigríður Tómasdóttir, the daughter of Tómas Tómasson who owned the waterfall in the first half of the 20th century lived at a farm nearby and loved Gullfoss, so much so that she protested very strongly against foreign investors who wanted to build a hydroelectric powerplant and which would have changed and destroyed Gullfoss forever. She was the one that protested so intensely against these plans, even going as far as to threaten to throw herself into Gullfoss and kill herself. As a result powerplant at Gullfoss was never built.
It's, therefore, thanks to her that Gullfoss remains the beautiful, uplifting and impressive experience it remains today.GullfossIcelandLandscapeLandscapesPlacesReykjanes PeninsulaWaterfallbwblack and white
Pebbles
This was taken on the evening of my 3rd day in Iceland back in September 2014 - it was the last shot of the day. Just as we were leaving Kirkjufjara beach in Dyrhólaey, I noticed these rocks that someone had arranged. I thought it would be interesting to try and make a compelling black and white image.
The Sea's Crucible
Crucible - in which different elements interact, leading to the creation of something new. Captured in Iceland, the youngest country on our planet.
Hallgrímskirkja at night
Hallgrímskirkja is a Lutheran (Church of Iceland) parish church in Reykjavík, Iceland. At 73 metres (244 ft), it is the largest church in Iceland and the sixth tallest architectural structure in Iceland.
ArchitectureAurora BorealisChurchHallgrímskirkjaIcelandNorthern LightsPlacesReykjavíkbwblack and whitebuildingcathedralnightnight photography
Rocket to the Moon II
A black and white image of the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Hopscotch for Giants II
A black and white version of a sunrise shot over the Giant's Causeway.
Giant's Causeway Sunset
Taken in the dying moments of a beautiful sunset in Northern Ireland.
County AntrimGiant's CausewayIrelandPlaceslong exposureseascape
Dunseverick Falls
The waterfall is in County Antrim, Northern Ireland and is on the path between Dunseverick Castle and Dunseverick Harbour.
County AntrimDunseverickIrelandLELandscapeLandscapesNaturePlacesWaterfallbwblack and whitelong exposurewater
Ballycastle Boot 'n' Shoe
An early morning shot taken from the Ballycastle coast in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Try and spot the carved face in the rock.
BallycastleCounty AntrimIrelandLEPlacesbwblack and whitelong exposureseascape
Turf Fen Drainage Mill, Norfolk
Built in 1875 to drain Horning marshes into the River Ant. Caputured with the setting sun and a passing swan.
FebruaryLandscapeLandscapesNatureNorfolkPlacesTimesAgesSeasonsTurf Fen Drainage MillWindmillsunset
On the prowl
A Canadian Timber Wolf on the move.
AnimalCanadian Timber WolfLongleatNaturePlacesbwblack and whitewildlifewolf
Southern White Rhino Grazing
AnimalLongleatNaturePlacesSouthern White Rhinobwblack and whitewildlife
The Shard - Study II
The iconic building in London. At 310m, it's the tallest building in Western Europe.
St Benets Level Draining Mill, Norfolk
This windmill was built in the late 1700's and is a fully working mill.
FebruaryLandscapeLandscapesNatureNorfolkPlacesSt Benets Level Drainage TowermillTimesAgesSeasonsWindmill
Dark Hedges - Study I
The mysterious Dark Hedges in County Antrim. This venue of beech trees was planted by the Stuart family in the eighteenth century.
County AntrimDark HedgesIrelandLandscapeLandscapesNaturePlacesbwblack and white
Búðakirkja Church, Búðir, Snaefellsnes Peninsula, Iceland - Study II
The church at Búðir was built in 1703 but was later demolished. In 1816 the parish at Búðir was abolished but Steinunn Sveinsdóttir, one of the ladies of the parish, fought strongly for a new church but the national church rejected her request. Eventually Steinunn received royal permission to build a new, which stood ready in 1848. Between 1984 and 1986 the church was reconstructed and reconsecrated in 1987.
BudakirkjaBúðakirkjaIcelandLandscapePlacesSnaefellsnesbwblack and whitechurchpeninsula
Skógafoss Reflected - Study I
Skógafoss is one of Iceland's most famous waterfalls. It drops 60m with a width of 25m. According to legend,there is buried treasure in a cave behind the waterfall.
IcelandLandscapeLandscapesNaturePlacesSkógafossWaterfallbwblack and whitelong exposurewater
Moored
Taken in the Doo Lough valley, County Mayo, Ireland.
ConnemaraDoo LougIrelandPlacesbwblack and whitelong exposure
Doolough Valley - Study I
This was taken on Rohan Reilly's Connemara workshop in March 2014.
Doo Lough means Dark Lake. The lake is at the southern end of the Doolough Valley in Co. Mayo, Ireland.Co. MayoConnemaraDark LakeDoolough ValleyIrelandLELandscapePlaceslong exposurereflection
Comments