Photography that starts with a walk — routes, reflections, and anything that catches my eye along the way. Most walks are with Elvis. For gear, technique, travel and urban observation, head over to the Photography page.
No photowalks match your search.
A 10-mile circular from Watlington taking in the steep climb up Watlington Hill, seas of bluebells in Prior's Grove, wild garlic at Pishill and open Chiltern farmland back to town. One of the better spring walks in the area.
Read More
A woodland wander through Quarry Wood and Park Wood in the Bisham Woods complex near Marlow, with some unexpected spring surprises — and a lesson in why the younger wood sometimes outshines the ancient one.
Read More
An 8.6 mile circular walk from Chorleywood through the Chess Valley — following the River Chess past Frogmore Meadows, Latimer Park Farm and Chenies Manor House, through ancient woodland and 800 years of history, captured in black and white photography.
Read More
Coombe Hill is the highest viewpoint in the Chilterns, and on a clear day the Vale of Aylesbury stretches out below it in a way that stops you mid-stride. This circular route from the Whiteleaf Cross car park takes in Beacon Hill, the Ridgeway National Trail, Whiteleaf Hill and the Icknield Way before climbing to the monument at the summit. Rolling hills, ancient paths and some of the most open walking in Buckinghamshire.
Read More
Walking the Chiltern Hills has changed how I see the landscape. It’s not a place of dramatic peaks or sweeping grandeur, but one of balance — open fields giving way to woodland, villages stitched together by ancient paths, light shifting quietly across chalk hills. It’s a landscape that invites slower walking and slower photography, where the reward comes not from rushing through, but from paying attention.
Read More
It’s Boxing Day, and it’s going to be a busy one. The family are coming over for a late afternoon lunch, and I’ve already done the mental arithmetic. There’s just enough of a window for Elvis and me to get a morning walk in and still be back in time to help get things ready. Nothing ambitious — just one of our familiar loops from the doorstep. The forecast looks right for the kind of photographs I’m drawn to. Cloudy with sunny spells, a slight chill in the air, perfect walking weather. As we leave the house and head towards Wooburn Park, the village begins to quieten behind us. Some walks feel like routines, others like journeys. This one sits somewhere in between — familiar enough to feel welcoming, yet varied enough to keep surprising you each time you set out.
Read More
A relaxed circular photowalk from Hambleden to Medmenham, taking in woodland paths, open fields and a peaceful stretch of the Thames. A proper Chilterns village-to-village wander with plenty of simple moments along the way.
Read More
Thinking of heading out on a hiking and photography adventure with your dog? This beginner’s guide covers everything from planning and packing to dog-friendly camping, safety, and the Countryside Code — helping you make the most of your time outdoors together.
Read More
Discover the beauty of Herefordshire and its neighbouring counties — from historic villages and scenic walks to castles, rivers, and countryside adventures. A quiet corner of England that’s full of charm and hidden treasures.
Read More