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Both Metal Prints and Acrylic Prints have increased in popularity in the last few years, and they're now available to order for all photos.

A photo project of the North American Bison, in black & white, 16:9 aspect-ratio. A species with both environmental and cultural importance.

For photographers and non-photographers alike, this post offers insight into the factors involved in pricing for wall art prints.

Uptripping is an independent art and homewares store, run by local artist Shannon Foley Henn, featuring a thriving contemporary gallery.

A series of photos of the Harpa Concert Hall, in downtown Reykjavik. 12 photos of this fantastic glass building from all angles.

Nature photography blog post about ice. Photos of glaciers, ice bergs, and ice caves. Taken in Iceland and Greenland.

A collection of nature photos inspired by and adhering to the principles of the Minimalism art movement. Calm scenes, clean lines, & space.

My photo "Ivory on Black" features in a WWF fundraising exhibition in Madrid this month. It features 15 photos from artists around the world

A set of bald eagle portraits, shot in low-key style, against a black background. featuring in the 2022 Winter Park Art Trail.

Black and white deer photography. New photos from the 2021 deer rut, showing how I represent red deer in black and white.

Abstract nature photography is the joy of finding patterns and textures in nature, and the challenge of presenting them in a interesting way

A post sharing a selection of paintings and drawings of my photos, by artists from around the world, who have used my work as reference.

Using nature photography wall art to bring the outside in. How & why would we want to, and what is it about nature imagery that we enjoy?

After ten years with a camera, learning, and refining my artistic style, I'm taking a look at a photo from each year of the last decade.

A discussion of the aesthetic & emotional impact of negative space in photography, in order to achieve an impactful fine art portrait photo.

Observations and analysis of compositions by the American TV painter and artist Bob Ross. What photographers and other creatives can learn.

Creating minimalist seascapes inspired by a foggy train journey, and Mark Rothko's abstract paintings.

When planning a photography trip, there's so much potential. But how do you narrow this to achievable goals, and how can we reduce anxiety?

The people who've inspired me to better my photography, follow my creativity, explore the natural world, or be a better person.

I like to use the 16:9 aspect ratio in my photography, both for landscapes and wildlife images. Here's a few examples, and why I like them.