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Article for Landscape Photography Magazine
20th August 2021
I am fortunate and privileged to have had another article published
on the Landscape Photography Magazine website.
It is always good to have your work acknowledged by your professional peers

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Landscape Photography Magazine
01st July 2021
My feature has been published today in the July edition of Landscape Photography Magazine. Please pop over to Landscape Photography Magazine to have a read.

Western Counties Photographic Federation 2021 Members Exhibition
25th March 2021
I am pleased to announce that this image has been accepted for the Western Counties Photographic Federation 2021 Members Exhibition


Launceston Camera Club
24th March 2021
Last night at the end of year Grand Slam competition, this image of Comet Neowise over Godrevy lighthouse won the digital image category

Online Exhibition
01st February 2021



On display at the Emergence 2 International Online Photography Exhibition

Courtesy of The Glasgow Gallery of Photography
Photographer of The Month
07th January 2021
With thanks to The Glasgow Gallery of Photography
December 2020 Photographer of The Month

Launceston Life
07th December 2020
Received in today’s post, my image taken last Christmas has pride of place on the front cover

Alabaré 2021 calendar
20th October 2020
Following on from yesterday's post regarding the RISE International Photography Awards 2020, I am now pleased to announce that this image will feature in the Alabaré 2021 calendar.

RISE International Photography Awards 2020,
19th October 2020
Feeling just a little chuffed today. Having entered two images in the RISE International Photography Awards 2020, I have been notified that both images have received Bronze Awards.



Glasgow Gallery of Photography
04th August 2020
My image of Sgwd yr Eira - ‘Deep in the Underworld’ will be on display 22nd - 29th August at the International Photography Exhibition, Glasgow Gallery of Photography. Sauchiehall St, Glasgow

FineArtAmerica
24th July 2020
I am pleased to announce that from today images are also being made available through FineArtAmerica

Landscape Photography Magazine
22nd July 2020
Another feature published on the Landscape Photography Magazine website.



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Landscape Photography Magazine
27th May 2020
Another feature published on the Landscape Photography Magazine website.



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Landscape Photography Magazine
22nd April 2020
Another feature published on the Landscape Photography Magazine website.



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Landscape Photography Magazine
08th April 2020
Another feature has been published on the Landscape Photography Magazine website.



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Landscape Photography Magazine
20th March 2020
One that has been published on the Landscape Photography Magazine website




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Solihull Photographic Society 42nd Open Exhibition 2020
07th February 2020
Today I have been notified that one of my submissions to the Solihull Photographic Society 2020 Open Exhibition has been accepted and will be in the exhibition at Solihull School on February 29th 2020

Deep in the Underworld

Giclée Fine Art Prints
06th March 2019
Arvor Photography can now offer mounted Giclée Fine Art Prints ready for framing
Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways
05th March 2017
And so it is that time of year, following on from the previous photographic contributions including the Welsh Highland Railway 2015 leaflet and display image, I am pleased to announce that the 2017 leaflet features one of my images on the cover.



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In addition to this the front cover of the 2017 Calendar features

Rural idyll
22nd October 2016



This last week saw me spend three days dodging cow pats in farmers fields and with some patience, waiting for clouds to pass. that said, the weather for mid October was exceptional really – very warm and pleasant.

This was a visit to a quiet relatively unspoilt corner of Wales around Llanfair Caereinion and the Afon Banwy. A rural idyll through which a narrow gauge railway runs and unlike the others in Wales, it served a rural community rather than the heavier industries such as slate.

Unfortunately, this was to be its downfall, the small farming communities it passed by could not support the running of the railway, with the passenger service only running from 1903 to 1931. The goods traffic survived longer until 1956.

Thankfully, the railway has survived as it passed in to preservation to become a tourist attraction.

So last week saw recreations of the railway’s past, firstly heading back to the freight only days of British Railways in the early 1950’s and then a hark back to the 1920’s as the passenger days.