Shot for the Day (19 April 2018)


Over the weekend, I was down in Devon and had hoped to be able to shoot a more natural setting than my recent London city images.  However, the weather had other plans. On Saturday evening, the miss rolled in and even before I arrived at Budleigh Salterton beach to shoot the end of day scenery, the fog meant that the view was very limited.

With the limited vista available, I ended up taking long exposure images of the waves lashing the shoreline. With no fixed point in focus, the end result is more reminiscent of a painting than a photograph.  It also goes to show that even when you have poor light and limited options, there are still photographs worth taking.

Shot for the Day (05 February 2018)


One morning looking out east across Badía de Pollença.  This was a while ago, whilst in Majorca, when I was up before sunrise one summer’s day, watching the boat gently bobbing on the calm waters of the bay.  Would love to be there right now, enjoying the warm air and stunning view.

Shot for the Day (07 August 2013)

Shot of the Day  - 07AUG2013

Another early rise shot on Dawlish Warren.  The clouds had meant the sunrise was not as spectacular as I had hoped, so I tried my Lee Big Stopper.  This created the pleasant softening of the clouds and water.  It also added a blue cast to the image, which I chose to preserve.