Bandhavgarh National Park - India

The end of a long day, photographing Tigers.

Cirencester Church - UK

Stunning light pours through the windows of Cirencester Church, Gloucestershire.

Dirty Sunrise - Pakistan

We'd grumbled as we rolled out of our beds before sunrise to the demands of our armed Pakistani guards who'd escorted us across the county. As we loaded our bikes and pulled the straps tight, this glorious dusty and foggy sunrise was our reward. The colours were spectacular.

The Golden Temple - India

We'd crawled out of our warm beds at 3:30am to find a rickshaw that would cycle us across Amritsar in the freezing air. I was desperate to photograph the incredible temple at first light.

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.

Through The Woods - Wales

A simple shot of the Aberdyfi Estuary As seen from our mountain cabin in Wales.

Baja Sunrise - Mexico

Why get before sunrise? It's a question I ask myself all the time, but as the sun glides above the sea horizon behind me and gently illuminates the mountains in Baja, it makes sense. For anyone who hasn't explored Baja, you're missing out.

The Vessel - New York

This is one of the strangest and most impressive building's we've seen in years. It's called The Vessel and at sunset in the centre of New York it's bloody impressive.

Misty Morning Trail - India

Our route through Bandhavgarh National Park.

Forest Temple - Japan

A day walking the stunning Nikko Shrine in Japan wasn't enough but it's all we had. This is one of my favourites shots of the day. A great mix of right light and gentle rain.

NY Grub Hub - USA

On the last night of the PhotoPlus Expo we grabbed a bite from this traditional New York hot dog stand. The smoke and light just add to the atmosphere. I'm loving this Fujifilm X-T3

Annapurna Himalayas - Nepal

It's hard to wake up every day, see this and not feel humbled and inspired.

Liberty Sunset - USA

This was our dramatic view as we sailed away from one of New Yorks most iconic landmarks, The Statue Of Liberty. The Sunset and cloudburst were stunning.

Welsh Sunset - Wales

This was last night sunset over the welsh hills

Machynlleth Sunrise - Wales

A shot from this mornings walk over the hills across Machynlleth.

Misty Canada - Canada

Riding south-east through Canada we were heading towards the US border at Niagara Falls and we were truly socked having been rained on for 3 days straight. We had pulled over at the side of the road,w when the rain eased a little and the mist pulled back to reveal the forest beneath us. My camera died shortly after this shot. RIP :-)

Isla Mujeres Sunset - Mexico

With our bikes loaded onto the sailing ship heading for Cuba, we could, at last, relax and take in the stunning coast of Isla Mujeres. The glowing sunset was the perfect way for us to say adios to Mexico and start the next leg of our journey.

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 :-)

The Dunes - Peru

Climbing the giant sand dunes of Huacachina at sunset was tough, but the view was totally worth it!

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.

Vinales Sunrise - Cuba

Someday's start better than others. I'd ridden to the top of a hillside outside of the town of Vinales in west Cuba in the hopes of capturing something beautiful. I wasn't disappointed.

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!

Petronas towers - Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia

You'd be surprised to find out how far you have to hang out of a window while balancing a tripod to get a shot like this! This was one of my favourite compositions of my night time shoot in the Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur or KL for short.

Rumbling Giant - Indonesia

The dark ash-laden sky made for an eerie sight as we rode south-west through Indonesia.

The Golden Temple - India

On a freezing cold morning, we raced to beat sunrise in the Punjab, India. I could already see the shot I wanted in my head. This stunning building is the Sri Harmandir Sahib, also known as Golden Temple and is the holiest Gurdwara and the most important pilgrimage site of Sikhism. I wanted to capture the Golden Temple being struck by the first light of a new day. We almost missed the shot because we couldn't locate the right person to give us permission to use a tripod, which was essential to create this shot. The shocking blue light lasted all of 2 minutes before turning milky foggy white. Love this shot and definitely worth all the effort it took to get it.

A Slice OF Fishtail - Nepal

From a rooftop of our hostel in Pokhara Nepal, I attached my longest lens, a Nikkor 80-400mm and clicked the shutter. This is the uncropped image. I love the foreground and homes because they give perspective to the epic scale of this incredible mountain.