Author: Ed

  • Bodmin Moor – Cornwall

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    I had never really spent any time in the Cornish Moors before, so on a beautiful sunny March morning I went for a walk around Bodmin Moor. All I can say is, wow! There is such variety, even on the small section I went around. Strange rock structures, horses, quarries, lakes, streams and everything in between.…

  • Truro, Newquay and train journey to Cornwall

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    A friend of mine has recently moved to Cornwall so I took the opportunity to go and explore. As it happens the train journey from London to Truro is one of the most stunning rail journeys imaginable. The train line snakes along parallel to the coast for numerous miles, passing flooded plains, small fishing harbours, tidal walls and…

  • Solar Eclipse 2015

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    I managed to get out of London to shoot the Eclipse, photographing it from down in Cornwall luckily dodging the cloud that plagued London! Above shows the partial covering mid way through.

  • National Geographic Traveller Competition Shortlist 2015

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    A Vietnamese farmer stands proudly on his water buffalo as the sun sets near Hoi An, Vietnam. I am very happy to announce my photo shown above from my trip to Vietnam last year was shortlisted for the National Geographic Traveler UK competition 2015. It has also been selected as one of 16 photos of…

  • A weekend in Scotland

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    At the end of last year I visited Scotland with some friends, I had previously only visited Scotland for the day, and this time wasn’t much longer, but I did spend a long weekend in Glasgow, Edinburgh and surrounding area. After arriving in Glasgow we drove up to Loch Lomond. By this point the famous Scottish…

  • Tokyo – Japan

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    After 2 weeks destroying ourselves in the Japanese snow it was time to head back to Tokyo before catching the plane home to London. Tokyo is one of my favourite cities I have ever been to, insanely busy and huge but also highly organised and endearing. The people in Tokyo always seemed polite and interested…

  • Snowboarding & skiing in Niseko, Rusutsu, Asahidake and Tomamu towers – Japan

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    Niseko For the second year me and a group of 6 friends travelled to Japan searching for the elusive powder that Europe so often lacks. The previous year was a blast; amazing snow and an alien but very friendly culture so the urge to go again was strong! The main aim of the trip was…

  • Tokyo, Sapporo and Niseko – Japan

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    This is the second year in a row I have flown out to Japan to snowboard with a group of friends from England. The amount of snow in Japan is insane, after numerous rocky European seasons it’s unreal to be in so much fresh powder! However getting out here is a lot harder than just…

  • Bangkok moon rise – Thailand

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    My final night in South East Asia before flying home was spent in Bangkok, I was exhausted but exhilarated after my three short weeks. I was sad to be leaving and wishing I could have spent more time. As day turned into night I noticed a beautiful moon rising above the city from my hotel window…

  • Hanoi – Vietnam

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    After 3 weeks of rushing around Cambodia and Vietnam  it was to be the final stop in Vietnam for 3 days. On arrival the intensity of the city hits you instantly, traffic going in every direction at all time, seemingly in complete chaos at first glance, and of course, thousands of motorbikes everywhere. After a…