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Sweet dreams little one.

Whilst on a climbing trip in the French Alps I was attempting to get a shot that, for me, illustrated the feeling that climbing gives. My good friend was close to topping out on a 6c whilst the sun was cooking the rock. I actually combined three separate photographs to get this shot as each had elements I liked.

A friend of mine performing with his band. Caught in full rock star mode and bathed in blue light. This is caught entirely in camera with no post editing,

My work hosted a colourful paint-based charity fun run in aid of St Richard's Hospice. I had a hard time keeping the paint away from my camera, but a fabulous photo op. This is 2/4.

Another shot of my new granddaughter. A tricky one with the sunlight the way it was and I didn't quite pull it off but it was a good learning experience.

My work hosted a colourful paint-based charity fun run in aid of St Richard's Hospice. I had a hard time keeping the paint away from my camera, but a fabulous photo op. This is 4/4.

My beautiful granddaughters are colluding whilst sat next to a lamp that provides great colour and mood. Its probably best I don't know what is being said.

My granddaughter and a bit of outdoor self-reflection.

Three days spent at the National Pony Society's show at the Three Counties Showground made from some good practice at action shots.

Just had her bath and now its time for bed.

Self captioned.

A friend of mine shredding at a local gig.

My youngest granddaughter on a day of exploring the countryside.

Three days spent at the National Pony Society's show at the Three Counties Showground made from some good practice at action shots. This rider wasn't even looking where she was going!

A lone hiker takes a moment to savour the view.

A walk along the beach at Portishead, near Bristol, was pleasantly interupted by some cool skaters performing ramp based tricks. Good practice on some fast focusing.

Part of a photoshoot I did for my daughter's birthday. This is her with her young family.

My eldest granddaughter on a day of exploring the countryside.

A friend of mine shredding at a local gig.

It has clearly been a tough day. 🙂

My work colleague's hair looked amazing with an autumn sun and the leaves on the trees.

Two of my children on a trampoline. I took about 50 shots and this was one of only two where they were both in the air at the same time. It is a shame that one face is covered. Next time I'll take 100 shots.

The hand of my brand new granddaughter, just a few hours old. For those that don't know, the title is the Irish word for "new".

I don't normally do any processing "in camera" preferring to shoot in RAW, however it is always worthwhile knowing what your camera can do. This is the "dramatic" setting and I'm actually quite pleased with how it turned out whilst shooting my eldest granddaughter.

My grandson is slightly obsessed with superheroes and so a little dress-up and Photoshop fun was in order.

Cheekiness personified.

A friend of mine performing with his band. Caught in full rock star mode.

Sometimes I need reminding that photography doesn't have to be a grand statement. Sometimes it is just about a little self-reflection.

My first attempt at a self portrait. I'm not 100% happy and will try again, but it is a good first attempt I think.

I volunteered to help at a local BLM protest yesterday and managed to capture some great images but this is my favourite. I wish I'd got the girls' contact details now to thank them.

Perhaps a little clichéd but this Rose was so stunning and Lauren is the perfect garden imp.

My work hosted a colourful paint-based charity fun run in aid of St Richard's Hospice. I had a hard time keeping the paint away from my camera, but a fabulous photo op. This is 3/4.

Having a little play with my new HTC One M8. This couple were at the bar and far too interested in each other to worry about me taking their picture.

The son of my friend lost in thought as he stares into the fading embers of a chiminea.

My work hosted a colourful paint-based charity fun run in aid of St Richard's Hospice. I had a hard time keeping the paint away from my camera, but a fabulous photo op. This is 1/4.

Taken from near the summit of Herefordshire Beacon in the Malvern Hills. My two granddaughters contemplate the path ahead, whilst I contemplate their futures and all the possibilities they hold.

I realise I'm biased but I think I did a good job in producing some beautiful young ladies. I took this on the shores of the med with a lovely sunset for lighting and just a touch of flash to bring out their features.

A British Cycling cyclo-cross race that took place at my work. I liked the silhouettes of the participants against the sunset.

Making use of a convex street mirror.

My new granddaughter holding the hand of her great-grandmother.

Part of a photoshoot I did for my daughter's birthday. This is my youngest grand-daughter enjoying the sunshine. I just love the expression I managed to catch.

There was a little girl,Who had a little curl,Right in the middle of her forehead.When she was good,She was very good indeed,But when she was bad she was horrid. - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Time I visited the doctors I think. No I'm not in need of moisturiser, just some fun with Photoshop.

A friend asked me to photograph their wedding which was a huge terrifying responsibility, but enjoyable eventually. This is the flowergirl who was very photogenic.