Photography

On the 26th of July 2026: My mum and Dad and I, went for a walk mostly around Slapton Village. On the way to the village, I saw a creepy bridge, which kind of reminds me of the eerie village of Calstock, Cornwall. Then we stopped at Saint James Church to have a drink, and I had a decaf coffee there. The church and it's graveyard, kind of makes me think of the eerie fantasy world. I also saw the very creepy derelict tower in the village, which again makes me think of fantasy a

A Makeshift Moth Trap. One Moth We Caught. On the night on the 14th of July 2026: My mum and I were trying to catch moths using a simple makeshift moth trap that comprised of a piece of old bed material suspended above a HID torch. Funny enough, we only managed to catch one moth on that night.

Foss Street Towards The Church. Dartmouth Boat Float. A Dandelion In Kingswear. Bayard's Cove. On the 13th of July 2026: My big sister edited a selection of my photos of Dartmouth on photoshop.

09th July 2026: For many days, I been going around taking some fresh new photos of "Dartmouth" for the next lot of puzzles that will be available to buy in Dartmouth. The reason I have been taking new photographs of "Dartmouth" and editing them up, is because the first lot of puzzles I've produced are nearly sold-out. Here's are some examples of photographs I took today. The mouth of the Dart - zoomed out. The mouth of the Dart - zoomed in. The mouth of the Dart as viewed fro

Hello I'm PS Photography, a photographer and a Filmmaker based in Dartmouth, Devon.

Pride March Coming From The Castle. On the 27th of June 2026: I attended Dartmouth Pride, which celebrated LGBTQ rights across the globe. Pride March From Behind. I did some journalistic photography of the pride walk using my Canon 5D mk2 fitted with my trusty Sigma 12-24mm wide angle lens. Pride March From Behind. I took all of the original photos in RAW, then I edited them in Gimp, to give them a kind of cinematic photojournalism look. Pride March From The Front. Pride Marc

VIP Sign. Every month, the Gay Outdoor Club goes to play ten pin bowling at Torquay. On the 15th of June 2026: I was there taking photos of the group on my Canon 5D mk2 DSLR with my trusty 50mm f1.8 lens at full open aperture at a shutter speed of a 1/50th of a second. I then edited the raw files in Gimp to give them a hollywood cinematic look.

Photographing Christmas Lights Indoors During Christmas 2025, I experimented with macro-style photos of indoor Christmas lights using a Canon 50mm f/1.8 lens on a Canon 5D Mark II DSLR. Shooting at a wide aperture created a shallow depth of field and strong bokeh, which helped capture the soft, festive atmosphere of the lights indoors. This post shares a few examples of how Christmas lights can be photographed creatively at home using simple equipment and natural light.