The second workshop on a hot weekend on Hampstead Heath and the group made the most of the vibrant insect life and colours found in the meadows at this time of year The next availability on the workshops is from October. For booking and more ...

Another beautiful day on Hampstead Heath and another set of beautiful images taken by the lovely group we took out to the meadows and woodlands. Have a look at the images below to see the wide range of subjects, texture, colour, shapes and form. ...

The second Workshop and with so much going on at this time of year – from animal behaviour to the variety of spring colour, the Heath presents many photographic challenges. You will see a bit of everything from the group below who did a great ...

The first workshop of 2018 and we had a beautiful but chilly day on the Heath. When focusing on a subject for even just a few minutes the cold can really set in without you realising it. But the group survived the temperature to produce a great ...

We’ve just added moving image to home page. DSLRs are improving video capability with every new model and it’s something that most photographers can’t and don’t ignore. Using video is a great way of ...

In June 2016 I was commissioned by Clinton Devon Estates to document the wildlife and habitat across 25,000 acres of east Devon. It was produced over 18 months and published under my own imprint – Hemisphere Publishing in October 2017. The estate ...

A lovely day on the Heath and great to be back after the summer break. The seasonal change is one of the great things about living in this part of the world and there were already signs of autumn creeping in. The group captured some lovely images ...

Back in Cohen’s Fields for this weekend’s workshops and the group got stuck into the details of the grasslands and woodlands of Hampstead Heath.  

A moody misty start provided a wonderful backdrop for photography on the Heath and the group got a strong selection of images from a hard mornings work. Who would’ve thought there would be so much colour on a drab February morning? A reminder ...