A friend from Switzerland appreciated the area through my photos last year and asked for some tips of some "must-see" places to visit on a short summer trip. After emailing details at the time, it's taken me a while to…
Published on 11th June 2015
Treasure Hunt was a British television show in the 1980s, inspired by an idea from France called La Chasse au Trésor. Presenters Kenneth Kendall and (in the later episodes) Wincey Willis were joined by members of the public…
Published on 14th December 2014
The first crossing for the M4 motorway across the River Severn was opened in 1966. This bridge features heavily in my memories of travelling to Pembrokeshire as a child, as well as later visits to friends at university…
Published on 30th November 2013
Using an excessive amount of noise reduction in Lightroom produces a lovely, subtle, painterly effect.
Published on 12th October 2013
Ianto Jones was a character in the BBC sci-fi series Torchwood, who was killed off during the mini-series “Children of Earth” in 2009. This gated area on the shoreline at Mermaid Quay in Cardiff Bay was used…
Published on 21st April 2013
Having made good time during a cross-Britain drive a few weeks ago, I stopped off at Cardiff to stretch my legs and visit spots well-known to fans of Doctor Who and Torchwood in Cardiff Bay.
Published on 13th June 2011
Any photographer offering free photos should have a good reason for doing so. This is why I've chosen to make a large portion of my photographic archive available.
Published on 14th March 2011
I dragged my family across a small island off the south coast of Pembrokeshire in South Wales in the rain to see a lighthouse. What a wretch I am.
Published on 25th January 2010
It's been a hectic week and weekend, hence the delay in posting that I've released my 2010 calendar.
Published on 14th December 2009
Elegug Stacks are two limestone pillars standing freely, a short distance from the cliffs on the coastline of Pembrokeshire in south west Wales. Due to their inaccessibility, a multitude of birds are allowed to breed in comparative peace.
Published on 28th June 2009
A moody, hand-held photograph of a beach cave in south west Wales.
Published on 22nd June 2009
One of my Gran’s endearing terms was “smogging” (which the rest of us know as “snogging”).
Published on 16th June 2009
Photographed on Freshwater East beach during a family trip to Wales, where we used to go on family holidays.
Published on 16th June 2009
A great moment as a family’s dog can barely contain himself on the way to the beach.
Published on 12th June 2009
We're only just back from a trip to Italy and it's time to head off again for a foreign break!…
Published on 3rd June 2009
I am currently pondering. Firstly, that if no-one ever buys my photos, there’s not much point in being so obsessive about protecting them online. I am working on a re-design of www.permanenttourist.ch and am strongly considering using larger sized…
Published on 14th January 2009
Going through photos from our wedding and honeymoon trip last year, to compile a book from Blurb. So expect a few more ones you haven’t seen yet being added to this Flickr set.
Published on 19th October 2008
Published on 8th November 2007
