Rainbow Valley

After 157 days without rainfall, central Australia get's 12 minutes of light shower. Just enough to cast a stunning rainbow over Rainbow Valley so called because of the colours of the sandstone rocks.

Rock Pool Sunrise - Mexico

For every 450 images that end up being OK, I seem to get one that really works for me. The colours from this morning's photo walk along the Yucatan coastline were spectacular. This is why I love photography.

Palm Leaf - Mexico

Sometimes the simplest images can convey great shape and colour. Lisa's study of a simple palm leaf is a great example.

Merida’s Cathedral of San Ildefonso - Mexico

Even with great photographic technique, it's hard to capture the scale and beauty of Merida's cathedral. This was a tough shot to take, handheld. I'm delighted with the light and contrast in the image.

Full Moon Over XpuHa- Mexico

Sometimes an image doesn't have to be super sharp or dramatic to be beautiful. The soft pinks make this photo for me. I hope you enjoy it.

Tumbling Water - New Zealand

Exploring New Zealand gave us ample opportunity to play with long exposure photography. This 4-second image created what Lisa calls fairy water.

The Alaskan Range - Alaska

This one just one of the many views that demanded we stop as we rode north to Prudhoe Bay along the famous Dalton Highway.

Misty Morning Trail - India

Our route through Bandhavgarh National Park.

Blue Ridge Parkway

At 6,000ft in the freezing wind, we waited as long as possible to capture one of the last images of the day, as streaks of soft light cascade over the Blue Ridge Parkway.

French Quarter at Night - New Orleans

After shooting in and around vibrant New Orleans all day, we were actually heading back into the French Quarter to grab a taxi, when this shot happened. Trying to get a shot that wasn't swarming with people was tough and this took about an hour to capture. This again, was with the FUJIFILM X-T2

Yosemite Valley

Perfect natural beauty. This shot was taken with my trusty Nikon D70s. After the heavy snowfall, we'd been trapped in the valley with all the roads out closed by police. This gave us a lot of time to capture what is one of my favourite views of this incredible region. And yes, I did have Ansel Adams in mind when i shot this :-)

Swaymbhunath Temple Sunset

Heading back down the mountain to our hostel in Kathmandu we were given this incredible view which took our breath away. I grabbed the camera and took almost 100 shot, hand-held. I'm pretty happy with this image. It's not sharp but it has atmosphere :-)

Fall leaves are lit red by the settign sun in North Carolina

The Arches

Light breaks through the huge branches over the over-hanging oak trees on Charles Street, New Orleans.

Moon Ride Over Cusco

High over the cathedral in the centre of Cusco Peru the full moon rose and the shot was too good to miss.

New York Lights

Looking to capture a different view of New York at night and the Brooklyn Bridge I climbed up for a better view. The effort was worth it.

Going With The Flow

This was a shot from our first day shooting with the FUJIFILM X-T2 mirrorless camera. The Triple Falls was a great location in North Carolina, in order to shoot some fun outdoor-style shots without having to hike for a week to get to there. I love the colour and light the X-T2 captures.

Alien Sky - USA

Riding to our camp spot in Omaha USA we' dove for cover as the skies turned dark just 30 minutes before the tornado hit.

Moss Covered trunk

In North Carolina, Lisa and I head up to photograph the triple falls, but we spotted this beautiful moss-covered tree trunk. The piercing light through the forest made this shot special. I have 48 shots that didn't work but this one did.

New York At Night

Across the river and in the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge this was a fun spot to watch the city come to life.

The Registan - Uzbekistan

The Registan was the heart of the ancient city of Samarkand of the Timurid dynasty, now in Uzbekistan. After months navigating the ancient Silk Route skirting China's border, we arrived in Samarkand exhausted but thrilled to be able to experience the legendary city and photograph what is thought to be the oldest continually used religious building in the world.

Sacred Valley - Nepal

West of the small Nepalese town of Pokhara, this was the idyllic view from our camp spot. The smoke from a thousand small village fires fills the air and makes for dramatic sunset's most night.

Street Light - USA

walking back to our bikes through the French Quarter I spotted an old ford with a smokey exhaust that was pulling away from the curbside. The exhaust fumes we're lit by the street light and so out came the camera again.

New Orleans - USA

Subtle light and a low sun were all I needed to capture this with my FUJIFILM X-T2.

Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National Park - Java

We crawled out of our sleeping bags to climb to this lofty perch at 3:30 am just to shoot the sunset over one of the most dramatic landscapes we've ever ridden through.

Wat Arun - Thailand

This was a long exposure shot just across from Wat Arun (temple of the sun) in Bangkok, taken after sunset.

Jaisalmer Fort - The Yellow City

We took this shot from the rooftop of the small hotel we were staying in. This is when lugging around a 400mm lens is totally worth it!

Uluru - Australia

Uluru, or Ayers Rock, is one of Australia's most recognisable locations. This massive sandstone monolith in the heart of the Northern Territory’s arid "Red Centre" is tough to photograph, if only because there is nothing around it to give you a sense of the rocks scale and size. The moon putting in an appearance was just great luck.

Tumbling water - USA

Soft fall light catches the tumbling water at the lower end of Triple Falls in North Carolina.