The Glamorgan Heritage Coast. I found this small rock which had been trapped and rolled around by the surf, The smooth surface of the rock contrasted with the coarse texture of the barnacles. It has worn a groove in the soft rock strata which appear darker than the overlaying layer. The weather condidtons were bad with very high winds, this picture is a testimony to a solid tripod (Manfrotto 055c).

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A badly corroded light switch in a derelict garage, the building had been dissused for about two years and was in a bad way. most of the lumination came through a window just two feet above and behind the light switch which caused a great deal of lens flare, careful shading with my hand solved the problem.

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This is Scwd Yr Eira Falls (The Snow Falls) in the southern Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales, UK. It's a long walk through waterfall country and then down a steep ravine to get to these beautiful falls. Incidentaly, there was an RAF rescue helecopter hovering overhead while I exposed the shot, the downdraught seems not to have disturbed the water falling. Another testimony to a solid tripod (Manfrotto 055c). Incidentaly, It was not me that was being rescued!.

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This is part of the Glamorgan Heritage Coast path not far from Ogmore. This beautiful coastal path will give you stunning sea views in both directions, the strong prevailing winds blow off the sea causing vegitation to grow at an angle as can be seen behind the wall. The peculiar cloud pattern is the result of RAF aricraft on excercise. Again photographed during high winds.

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A shed in the grounds of a Mansion not far away form where I live, Taken in the autumn with the sun low in the sky, a great time of the year for photography.

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The Saint Baglan Church, built in the 1300's on instruction from St Baglan himself, a charming tale exists of this instruction which I unfortunately have no space for here. It's been unused since about 1900 when a new church was built nearby.

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