After a trip to a roman villa nearby, we had a walk around this stunning nature reserve near Chingford in West Sussex with some stunning scenery.

I took one of my 35mm cameras on a couple of trips last month and finally got the results back.

The first half were taken in Nottingham and the second in a national park near my house. I love some of the effects that the film has had on some of the photos, particularly the paths enclosed by trees.

A lot of my time recently has been spent working but I did manage to get some photos whilst we were away in April and some nice ones of the plants in my garden growing.

In our house, we usually go for a walk in one of the greener areas around us on new year’s day. This year we went to Lilleshall as there’s some lovely walking routes and my partner wanted to do some geocaching. It was a damp and muddy walk but the photos came out nice.

With a week off from work and nowhere to be, we decided to go on a walk up the Long Mynd (mynd is mountain in an old Britanic language). I was humbled at how quickly I got tired compared to the last time I came, lockdowns clearly haven’t done my fitness much good.

With the country coming out of lockdown (again) we decided to go on our first proper trip in over a year and we chose a long weekend in York. It's a wonderful city with beautiful architecture and interesting history, I'll definitely come back.

2020 was a strange year, wasn’t it? I did, however, manage to take these photos in the latter half of the year in a few different locations. Hope you enjoy them.

We’ve had some lovely weather in Shropshire recently so here’s some photos taken with my new phone, it has a great camera on it for candid photos.

With the UK’s lockdown restrictions on exercise being slightly lifted I took a short trip to our closest nature park, had time to take these photos whilst there.

Well the UK has gone into lockdown and we can’t move around much. Fortunately, it’s a nice day and the trees are blossoming.

I took a little trip to London in April to see The Play That Went Wrong (highly recommended). Here are some of my favourite shots from that trip

A wonderful display of starlings happening right outside my front door (very literally). Managed to capture some lovely shots.

A set of photos taken in my garden recently.

Some shots from a little seaside trip.

My second, more successful attempt at a star trail shot. Slightly annoyed at the mark in the bottom middle but otherwise it wasn't too bad.

A set of seascapes I took due to the lovely weather and the rather ominous black cloud in the distance.

A concept piece, combining photography & digital manipulation to create a piece symbolising the way people can be manipulated into bland archetypes by regimes and implied norms. A comment on modern society's treatment of our individuality.

A variety of shots, some wildlife, some archetecture, taken on a trip to Arundle, a lovely old town.