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All dried out
27th February 2014
We could do with a bit of this right now! This was actually taken in a dry river bed in the mountains above the Atacama Desert, where it hardly ever rains, except unfortunately for the entire time I was there. This was the only sight not shrouded in mist and drizzle. I’d love to go back one day, apparently there’s a lovely view! The dried out mud reminded me very much of Caramac for some reason. Don’t you just want to pick up a piece and take a great big bite out if it?
Great set of wings made by Theo Langton
17th February 2014
My wife Charlie sporting a beautiful set of wings made by Theo, a genius craftsman.
Midnight on the beach. West Bay. F16, 7 Minutes.
After tremendous storms battered the south coast of the UK at the weekend, with high winds, heavy rain and a high tide causing all sorts of mayhem, it was bizarrely peaceful the following night down on the beach. This is one of a series of images I shot between midnight and 1.30am around West Bay in Dorset.