From an early age, I’ve enjoyed photography and videography, but it was when I flew my first drone that I truly discovered my passion.
With UAVs, we’re able to capture the world around us in a dramatically different way to what we are familiar with.
The mundane can become striking, and the already impressive can be elevated to new heights.
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The changes that autumn brings, shifting from greens to yellows, oranges, and reds, has always been a favourite of mine. Usually this is a gradual shift, but there was something about this stretch of woodland, just outside of Exeter, that meant this shifting was uniquely divided. A week later I flew in the same area, and the entirety of the forest had shifted to the autumnal palette.
I enjoy expansive vistas, busy images, and suns creeping above the horizon, but sometimes it’s the simple images that strike true.
This aerial shot of a small forest outside of Lyme Regis in Dorset shows the incredibly variety and texture of the forest canopy. You can get lost in this image.
A panoramic print of Sidmouth’s cliffs, and the seafront in the background.
Sidmouth has a timeless quality that is fairly rare, the Victorian architecture of the seafront promenade jockeys for grandness with the expansive sandstone cliffs surrounding it.
A panoramic print of Sidmouth’s cliffs, and the seafront in the background.
Sidmouth has a timeless quality that is fairly rare, the Victorian architecture of the seafront promenade jockeys for grandness with the expansive sandstone cliffs surrounding it.
A panoramic print of Sidmouth’s cliffs, and the seafront in the background.
Sidmouth has a timeless quality that is fairly rare, the Victorian architecture of the seafront promenade jockeys for grandness with the expansive sandstone cliffs surrounding it.
A panoramic print of Salcombe & Snape Point.
Salcombe is a jewel of the South Devon coast, and shines in the early morning sun.
A panoramic print of Exmouth harbour and the river Exe estuary, Devon
I was visiting the Starcross area last summer, and got up before sunrise to try and catch a good shot, and was rewarded with this view. The estuary kicked up a good amount of mist, which served to highlight the glorious sunrise
A panoramic print of Kingsbridge and the surrounding bodies of water.
This morning was cool and calm, leading to a little low hanging mist coming up off of the still water, which is the perfect companion to the rising sun.
A panoramic print of Devil’s Point and Royal William Yard.
I popped down to Devil’s Point two mornings in a row, the first was overcast, misty, and generally uninspiring. The second yielded this lovely image. The rising sun turning the sky a vivid purple was well worth the wait.
A panoramic print of Teignmouth, Shaldon, and the river Teign.
I was driving through Teignmouth on a brisk autumn’s morning, without any intention of flying that day. But upon seeing how the early morning sun was catching the mists rising from where the river waters, I knew I had to grab a shot.
A panoramic print of Saunton Sands Beach on the Nortn Devon coast.
I was making my way to Georgeham, and I was passing Saunton beach, the rising sun broke through the clouds. I pulled over, and threw the drone out, and managed to catch this image. I love how the golden hues of the sunrise are reflected in the expansive wet sands.
A panoramic print of Dawlish Warren Beach, Devon.
I decided to walk the coastal path near Dawlish one morning, and upon seeing the purple hues of the rising sun, I knew I had to get the drone in the air to capture this beautiful view.
A panoramic print of Lyme Regis, it’s front beach, and Lyme Regis bay.
I love the verticality of Lyme Regis. Well, I like the way it looks, walking up and down all the hills is a little less fun, but you do get some good shots like this one!
A stunning panoramic print of the Sow of Atholl, part of the Pass of Drumochter, Scotland.
Whilst traveling north to the Scottish Highlands, I was mesmerised by the landscapes I was seeing. This was my first trip to see the majestic landscapes of the Highlands, and I simply wasn’t prepared for the beauty I was seeing. Finally a layby lined up nicely with one of those incredible views, and it led to this image.
A panoramic print of the Storr & Loch Leathan, and the surrounding landscape, Isle of Skye.
I spent half a day on the Isle of Skye, I could have spent a lifetime. Around every corner is a new view that takes your breath away, the contrast between the black rocks and aray of life that peaks through them. I will be going back.
A panoramic print of Loch a’ Chuilinn, Highlands, Scotland.
Whilst venturing over to the Isle of Skye, I happened across a layby, next to this gorgeous loch. I think my favourite shots are the unplanned ones, and this was certainly one of those.
A panoramic print of the Sligachan river, and the surrounding landscape, Isle of Skye.
I spent half a day on the Isle of Skye, I could have spent a lifetime. Around every corner is a new view that takes your breath away, the contrast between the black rocks and array of life that peaks through them. I will be going back.
A stunning panoramic print of Stepper point, North Cornwall.
I love the North Cornwall Coast, with its dramatic cliffs and endless ocean, it’s always been a favourite of mine.