Favorites

the incoming tide reclaming part of a shipwreck at ringstead bay, dorset.	dew drops early one foggy morning, reminds me of the book by JG Ballard, the crystal word.	beach foam, strange how each bubble is a different colour.	weird mold bursting out of a peach	planet Board Gate Square
lost in a sea of grass	cornish waves being whipped by the wind.	ice rimed rock, the river must have dried up and left them standing like a spikie neclace.	on top of the world, watching skiers on the ridge line drop into the clouds
		blue lips of a large clam, huge thing 30cm across, very hard to photograph because as soon as you get close they close up, light sensative perhaps. red sea, egypt	fungus	what happens if you forget to water your plants.
fuchsia catching the evening sun in mums garden in Bodiam	looking back up to the world of air and sun, sitting on the sea bed in Petrovac, Montenegro	not as easy as it looks getting the timer to take a picture of yourself while at sea.	underside of a large soft sea urchin	great under a wave shot. Seconds later the next wave sucked off one of my flippers. Once I'd recovered from the pounding, it took 20 mins to find it floating back inside the lagoon, several hundred yards away. For a moment I thought I was in trouble, if it had got both I might have been hitching a ride back with the snorkelling boats.
rain drops outside Yo sushi in London	wave at yallingup beach western Australia	dewy leaf	Jules holding the our star in her hand, high up on Dartmoor	skytracks above Sardinia
drinking pigeon in a fountain south of tower bridge	grass catching the sun in their heads in Dordogne France.	the view of Canary wharf from our flat in Anlaby house	Glen co, Scotland, just after the storm.
the view of Canary wharf from our flat in Anlaby house, the sun behind me was sneaking under the clouds and casting a fantastic orange glow over the distant buildings.	sunset over lustic beach in Montenegro.	the 4th floor anyone?	ice crystals in Austria	roof moss
being swallowed by a wave in oz	dewy vine	dewy hedge	strange return waves hitting the incoming waves, creating vertical sheets of water, yellingup, oz


		Durdle Door beach, Dorset, England. just the best beach, you can swim out though the arch and look up at the fossil ammonites in the rock.		a fish market in France.
a poppy the moment before it bursts open. Montenegro.
				cute bug catching the sunlight. weird spotty eyes.
I just love the light in this one	the day Tate modern went all yellow			Hiking the Inca trail above the clouds watching the sun rise early one morning. Peru.
doing my bit to fight entropy by bringing order to the chaos.
Stu being awed by the power of a waterfall in Yosemite national park, USA.		Jules in with the daises. a tiny park in sanfrancisco.		tiny hermit crab, coming out to se whos outside.
			bubbling mud at a hot spring in NZ
Ice caves on Franz Josef glacier in NZ, fantastically weird experience climbing through the eroded ice caves.	Mount Cook, NZ	bugs flying round the light at a campsite in NZ, long exposure shows off their erratic trails. way too man bugs to be sharing a campsite with them.
me being eaten by a wave, yallingup beach, oz				sea urchin, western oz.
the dolphins at Monkey Mia practicing their synchronised swimming.				Pier in Ko Tao, Thailand. where the dive boat departed from while learning to dive.
Little fish at a market in Bangkok. managed to get just the right shutter speed to capture the movement.	Andy in a club in Barcelona, it was a bit smoky in there.	Catherin wheel	Dust motes floating in the air. this was just the normal dust in a room, looking along the sunbeam as it came in through a slit in the curtains. I'm wondering what causes all the colours, is it the different materials or the way they diffract the light?	They remind me of a load of little space ships taking off vertically, leaving trails of purple exhaust. up close on a flower really.
Jules givin it some with the power kite.	snail eye, taken through the cannibalised eye piece from an old piece of binoculars. took ages to persuade the snail to stay still for long enough.	Cool effect, using a flash on a waterfall, captures the spherical drops which are moving too fast to see. I would have thought the water would be a sheet but the spheres are just packed together.	Frozen puddle in a field in Bodiam.	I love the way things degrade over time, rusting metal especially, it turns something brutal and manmade into something natural and organic.
Grass	Good day for sunbeams, honest no retouching, just the right moment when the sun came through to light up the trees.	London fog, my commute use to involve walking over tower bridge.	Playing in the river Dart on Dartmoor, weird effect as the sun creeps into the top of the picture.

Favorites - A few of the ones that stand out from the crowd.