Posted on 23/1/25
Guess What? I finally made it to Lake Bled, Slovenia. It's been on my bucket list for ages, and i couldn't wait to see it. I imagined snowy mountains surrounding the famous island with the church sitting in the cold lake, with gentle mists rising in the warm sunrise.
But sadly, it was a warm January morning with no snow in sight, and it was starting to rain (heavily).
However, i was rewarded for my efforts with an amazing atmospheric view of the church (Cerkev Marijinega Vnebovzetja) in the misty pre dawn light. The light changed within minutes and became almost purple as the sun fought to break through.
Overall a great start to a trip which the previous night looked like it was going to end with me having to plan another trip here in the coming years.
Posted on 13/1/26
The Scottish Highlands in winter are nothing short of magical, and I recently had the privilege of experiencing this wilderness firsthand on a four-day wildlife photography expedition around Inverness with the exceptional Karen Miller, a renowned wildlife photographer whose expertise transformed what could have been a challenging trip into an unforgettable adventure.
Posted on 13/1/26
The Scottish Highlands in winter are not for the faint-hearted. When Paula and I set out from Glen Coe with our Mavic Pro 4 drones packed securely in our bags, we knew the weather would be as much a part of the story as the landscape itself.
En route to Inverness for a five-day wildlife photography workshop with the renowned Karen Miller, what followed was a journey through some of Scotland's most dramatic terrain, where ancient mountains meet changeable skies, and every turn in the road reveals another breathtaking vista.
Posted on 14/12/25
This was my sixth visit to Venice, and yet the city continues to reveal itself in new ways. Four days of early mornings, atmospheric mist, and the distinctive click of my Hasselblad—this time, I was determined to see La Serenissima through the square format's unique perspective.
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