3am on a Saturday Morning Beautiful meteor shooting across the night sky and into the Milky Way core
Neowise - Comet Neowise captured on a Saturday night from a field in Corfe Castle (as you do!)
Durdle Door Milky Way - Near perfect conditions for this classic astro shot of Durdle Door with the Milky Way rising above it
Leave a Light on for Me - Kimmeridge Bay on a perfectly still and moonless summer night and someone was kind enough to turn the light on at the Clavell Tower during this capture!
Summer Nights - Always good to look around while you’re waiting for Plan A - this scene was directly behind me while I was waiting for the Milky Way to rise on a shoot in Devon
Blue Light Moon Halo - Early morning shoot capturing an unexpected Moon Halo at Corfe Castle as an ambulance passes by on blue lights. Turns out the ambulance was carrying a friends wife who was in labour at the time! Nice print on their wall at home now as a memory for them
The Daymark - Built in 1864, the Daymark is a grade II listed tower, which reaches 80ft high and visible from Dartmouth but here visible with the milky way in the sky behind
Crispy Cold Nights! - Milky Way shooting in the early months of the year are often a little on the fresh side! Like this frosty shot at Corfe Castle
Out of this World - Having just been professionally cleaned and the milky way lining up nicely it seemed the perfect opportunity to capture the Globe at Durlston country park
Full Moon Reflections - A summer full moon rising over a still Swanage bay with the piers lights reflecting on the mirror like sea
Above the Cove - Above Lulworth Cove as the Milky Way core climbs above the horizon
K-Bay - Kimmeridge bay is well known locally with windsurfers and surfers for epic conditions for their sport, certainly wasn’t the conditions for any of that on this night
Milky Way at Durdle Door - Classic Durdle Door conditions for the Milky Way as it rises above the horizon
Winspit - Milky way core captured from above the caves at Winspit on the Jurassic Coast
Under the Stars - Classic Corfe Castle Milky Way conditions