Behind the image

Paul Gallagher

Winter has a quality that beckons photographers outside. Along with the low sun and snow and ice, it feels like a brave act to pack your kit and head out into conditions that would find many resting a new log on the fire and preparing a hot drink.

Michael Pilkington

Having visited the Highlands of Iceland a few times before, and seeing some of the images that can be had from a higher perspective, I was motivated to acquire a drone. It really brings a new perspective to this wild and beautiful landscape.

Mark Lawrence

Discovering a fascinating beauty in the industrial wasteland alongside the Thames.

Paul Gallagher

Preconceptions often serve to misguide us as to what will come of reality.

Michael Pilkington

It is true to say that over the years your sense of aesthetic, skills and experience and the capability of post processing tools changes and improves over time giving you the opportunity to revisit old work with fresh eyes and ideas. This is quite pleasurable - not only in achieving what I would ...

Michael Pilkington

When you first visit Iceland, it is difficult not to photograph the iconic sights that have been presented to us on social media and in numerous photography magazines. However, taking your time and slowing down can present many different opportunities.

Paul Gallagher

For some reason, winter makes me feel safe. I like the bite of the cold and wind whipping across my face, followed by the retreat to the warmth of the indoors as the day comes to a close with the failing light.

Michael Pilkington

On a recent visit to the Outer Hebrides I wanted to try something different. In fact this wasn't my initial intention but when viewing the peat stained sand patterns and the reflection of the deep azure sky in the wet sands beyond, I found myself relishing the creation of some rather abstract ima...