Where do you find real inspiration when social media feeds you nothing but impossible perfection?

I fuel my inspiration with stories of derring do, factual and fictional. I may not physically be able to hike the Himalayas or row the Atlantic, but I can digest the way those stories made me feel. I can analyse what ingredients from these tales kept me engaged and incorporate those methods into my own architectural photography career and storytelling.

Kielder Observatory, your invitation to discover a hidden gem where design meets the cosmos.

Discover the awe-inspiring architecture of Kielder Observatory, nestled deep within Northumberland’s Dark Skies Park, through the lens of a professional architectural photographer.

Can you pinpoint the beginning of your journey into the realm of architecture? My journey began quite serendipitously amid the carefree days of my youth. On days when the Welsh weather turned cold, or when a more mature indulgence beckoned, we would retreat to the comforting confines of the Morannedd Cafe.

The idea of the rally was to arrive in Casino Square, Monte Carlo and en route, we’d be set a series of challenges, both skill and time-based. We’d also get to see some of the rally related sights along the way.

One of the first stops was where I’m taking you now. The Reims Racing circuit. Opened in 1926 and closed in 1972, the Formula One French Grand Prix was held here many times between 1950 and 1966.

Embark on an unforgettable road trip around the captivating coast of Wales, from Caernarfon's majestic castle to the picturesque village of Portmeirion. Discover historical landmarks like Criccieth Castle, enjoy family beaches, and ride on historic railways in Porthmadog. Immerse yourself in the allure of Portmeirion, the Italianate village with a fascinating TV show connection. Join me on this scenic adventure and unlock the wonders of Wales' coastal gems.

To get to our next unmissable stop on Anglesey, you’ll need to keep your eye on the tide times…

St Cwyfan’s church is also popularly known as the “Little Church in the Sea” and for good reason. St Cwyfans sits on a tidal island, so at high tide, it’s just out there, in the sea, only accessible by boat. But at low tide, you can walk to it over a rocky causeway, sit on a bench against the lime washed walls and soak in the sea views.

At one point, St Cwyfan’s was attached to the mainland, but over the centuries, the little church and the land it stood on got separated through erosion, to become the island it is today.

Road Trip Wales, this time… Welcome to Mars… Ok, it’s not actually Mars, but Parys mountain. Parys mountain used to be Europe’s largest copper mine, so the ore from the mines have created a Mars like reddish/orange landscape.

Embark on a captivating road trip along the breathtaking coast of Wales, filled with dragons, castles, and a rich history. In part 1, discover the enchanting towns of Colwyn Bay and Llandudno, with their Victorian charm and magnificent landmarks. Experience Wales' unique language and warm hospitality. Join me on this unforgettable journey through a land of legends and stunning landscapes. Plan your Welsh coastal adventure today!

In 2003, singer, Andre 3000 and OutKast asked the question, “What’s cooler than being cool?” And today I’m asking you “What’s more secret than ‘Most Secret’?”

No, it’s not Top Secret, it’s actually Ultra Secret. A phrase commissioned during the Second World War for a facility that’s activities were so secret, so important to global wartime intelligence, that even married couples didn’t find out for decades that they’d both worked in the same facility… true story. It wasn’t until the mid 1970’s that the work of the men and women of Bletchley Park was finally publicly revealed.