On the 10th of October 2026: I was doing "street-style" photography in Dartmouth, Devon. The police forensics team at St. Barneby's Church The police forensics team at St. Barneby's Church Up till yesterday: I was told that I was best not to go around town on my own with my expensive kit because there was a murderer throwing axes at people with the intention of killing them. But luckily the murderer eventually got arrested by the police. Funny enough my sister told me that sh

This is the life boats showing off The life boats ignite a red flare The big life boat has two engines that are over a hundred horsepower, and the little life boat has one "fifty horsepower" engine. My brother was on the big one. The red flare has wowed me. After the race the kids gathered to have their photos taken on the big life boat. And one of the crew loved my video camera funny enough.

This video is available under a CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. On the 25th of Jone 2026: Amber & I, went to Spitchwick, Dartmoor. There are farm animals grazing the grass, and there are adrenaline junkies jumping off the cliffs into the River Dart there, which wowed me and Amber.

On the 5th of May 2026: Amber and I, went for a late evening walk along the Torbay seafront after volunteering. Torquay is a nautical town in Devon, United Kingdom, which is known for both it's nautical atmosphere, and also it's attraction to yobs and druggies. I took these awesome photos on my DSLR, and when I gone to edit them, I burned the highlights to enhance the tonal variation.

On Saterday the Second Of May 2026: I been walking out to Dartmouth Castle and back thinking what awesome photos I could take and edit. I been thinking about the tonal variation in the scenes. When I got back I edited ten of the total number of photos, and what I did was I've burned the highlights on the photos to try and bring out the detail in the otherwise plain looking sky and water. Scaffolding At Southford Road. I then added unsharp mask or highpass filtering on some of

Beesands is a coastal village and beach between Torcross and Start Point in South Devon. The area has a long history connected to fishing, which is still visible in parts of the village today. On the 19th of March 2026, Amber and I visited Beesands to see how it had changed following the storms earlier in the year. The effects of the storms were clearly visible along the seafront. One of the most noticeable changes was that the old winch engine, which had been part of the bea