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An image of winter trees reflected in flooded water during floods at Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire in the winter of 2025/26. The gentle colours of the sky and clouds were reflected in the shallow water and I liked the way the skeletal reflections of the two trees appeared to be reaching out to each other.

Pleased to have another photograph accepted into the Glasgow Gallery of Photography's latest exhibition "Purple". The image is a view looking out to sea from Lochbuie on the Isle of Mull. Taken late afternoon in the depths of winter (January) just before the sun was setting and the light was getting more and more interesting. I was keen to compose this so that the reflection of the sun was captured in the very still water in the foreground and a slow shutter speed was used to smooth out the distant water. At this time of year the lovely cafe in the Old Post Office (just behind me) is closed for the season, but it's still great to visit this location. There are interesting walks in both directions from this spot so always worth visiting. The exhibition runs from now until Saturday 20th December.
Very pleased to have this image, which I called "Walking on Water", accepted into the latest exhibition being held at the Glasgow Gallery of Photography. It was actually taken in Weston Super Mare at the bathing pool, but I over exposed it to create a very high key image. In doing so both the sky and water have been rendered white, leaving only the walkway and people visible, creating a very minimalist, simple image. The

exhibition finishes on Sunday 26 October 2025.



Standing outside Bristol Central Library for the Royal Photographic Society's Landscape Group Travelling Outdoor Exhibition which took place earlier this summer. My image called "Clouds over Ben Ffada, Isle of Mull" was accepted and included in this travelling exhibition. Other venues have been Southwark Cathedral, London; Trent Bridge, Nottingham; currently at Chester Cathedral until 26th October. After that it will be at Crow Park, Keswick during November. More dates will be announced for 2026.

Yours truly alongside my "Three Shades" photograph which was accepted and received an Honorary Mention in the Glasgow Gallery of Photography's Shape Exhibition which took place last month. I managed to call into see it during the Preview afternoon at the start of the 4 week exhibition.