Photography

A crisp winter evening made for a dramatic sunset over the Pier

Not so much a sunset, but a moonrise. After the 2005 Summer Solstice, the first full moon was the lowest it had been for 18 years and with just a slight amount of cloud, made for a deliciously eerie shot over The Solent, as viewed from Southsea Promenade

The setting sun makes for a fiery sky over the Isle of Wight

The last gasp of sunlight while waves roll on to the shingle of Hayling Island

View across the Charles River, Boston as the sun sets

This shot was taken on Crosby beach, Where Anthony Gormley installed 100 cast iron statues of himself into the sand. Every tide the sands change to cause some to be buried waist deep while exposing others on pillars.

As the tide comes in, one of the Anthony Gormley ‘Another Place’ statues watches the sun going down over the Headlands of North Wales