Landscape, Events, Aerial Photographer Sussex

What seems such a short spring this year and now supposedly into summer, a few images below are from a few days in June in Sussex      

Sunday was an interesting day, only went up there really to go for a drive and have a look around, it was a windy, hazy and suprisingly cold day high up on Beachy Head. Drove down to Beachy Head as I havent been there for a few years, and by luck the sun was breaking […]

A revisited photo which I hadn`t processed before. This is a good demonstration of how superb the Olympus OMD`s dynamic range is. Taken using the 9-18mm lens.

Taken on Christmas day whilst heading into Brighton, always quite a sight when you see the waves crashing against the marina wall. This was taken with an Olympus OMD and 100-300mm lens. Took alot of photos and this one being one of my favourites  

Recently took a trip to New York with my girlfriend and the sites, sounds and hectic New York life is certainly an experience in itself. A Selection of images from this trip are shown below. Using mainly the Canon 5D with an 85mm F1.4 prime, and the trusty Olymps OMD.           […]

In the early evening after a Behind the Scenes photoshoot I decided to try a long exposure of the Lake at Lakewood as the clouds were looking dramatic. Using the Olympus OMD EM5 and 9-18mm Lens with a Hitech 10 Stop Po filter attached, I managed a 20 second exposure and to give it a […]

Knole Park has 1000 acres of Parkland, with Deer roaming all over and makes for plenty of photo opportunities. Using the 5D with a 70-200 F2.8 lens, and Olympus OMD with a 45-200mm lens (and Tesco Value Carrots) gave me the range to easily capture images of the Deer. Last time I was at the […]

Making the most of our 2 days of sun this summer, and after a scorching day, I decided when it had cooled down and the light was at its best to pop over to Beachy head and take a few shots. I took the Olympus OMD with 3 lenses due to it being so compact […]

Its that time of year again for the mass of Yellow fields appearing. One that caught my eye is in Falmer and I finaly popped over to grab a few shots. Deciding to leave the DSLR at home and take the trusty GX1 Micro Four Thirds camera out for another bout of shooting was probably […]

With the very wintery weather we have had recently I headed out to Ashdown Forrest to see what I could photograph. A lake nearby gave a nice location for some scenic shots. I had intended to use my Timelapse Dolly for the first time, but due to an injury it was hard enough just trying […]

I briefly headed into Brighton to take a photo of the bandstand with its lights on, not really the best time of day to take this as idealy it should be blue or golden hour, but I wanted to try a bit of HDR on the lighting. I have been playing around with some new […]

I took a trip to London with the Mrs to see some of the sites, and decided to leave the 5D at home and really test out the GX1, accompanied with 4 lenses and a Joby Tripod. I wanted to give the camera a real test being that it would be a hectic day and […]

After annoyingly missing the Burning of the Clocks, and finding the band stand had no lights on. I decided to have a wander about and try some random Fisheye shots. I`m loving this lens as it brings a completely different perspective on what I`m used too. Means for great experimentation and wild captures. I was […]

I`ve now upgraded the GF1 to the GX1 from Panasonic, the latest Micro Four Third offering. Took it to Ashdown Forrest to give it a little test and so far its a big step up from the GF1 in terms of IQ and speed. Looking forward to testing it with scenes I would normaly only […]