A windy spring afternoon at the beach with my Fuji x100f.
Photography Archive
Autumn
Autumnal pictures and ramblings of minimal consequence….
Montréal
A series of street snaps from a long overdue return
Vitoria Streets
The best-laid schemes o’ mice an’ men… a change of plans and a spot of street photography from Vitoria-Gasteiz.
Salamanca etc
From León to Salamanca and Avila via the Via de la Plata… some riding, lots of street photography (sorry)…
A spot of Camino Francés
Burgos, León, and a few days trundling west on the Camino Francés.
Mostly West Cornwall
A round-up of snaps of a sea-kayaking flavour from the west of Cornwall… mostly.
The West Wind, and Other Things.
A collection of mid-winter monochromes to close out the year.
Bikepacking with the Fuji X-System
An overview of the Fuji X-series camera gear I use for bikepacking adventures at home and overseas. Primarily motivated by street photography, my bag currently contains an X100F or an X-Pro 2 with a small selection of prime lenses.
Mostly Street
A new home for my portfolio of street photography from around the world. Mostly featuring the high Andes, there is however a sprinkling of India, Morocco, Pakistan, China, and a few other places. Visit mostlystreet.com.
Mostly Buenos Aires
Some street photography from Buenos Aires and Villa Mercedes to wrap up seven months of bicycle travel from Peru.
Córdoba Streets
Thought I’d sling up a few impressions of Córdoba city. It’s alright; colourful, busy, good icecream. I’ll say goodbye to friends here this evening over beers, and will set sail for the final few hundred km to my other friends in Villa Mercedes on Monday. It looks like it could be a damp affair; winters here are cool and dry but the summer season is hot and very rainy with lots of thunderstorms. It would …
Cafayate
Cafayate is the point at which my route intersects that of ten years ago. It was a lovely place to spend some time then, and remains a lovely place to enjoy the same today. The only difference I can see on this occasion is the almost complete absence of foreign tourists, particularly the backpacking crowd. I’m not certain why that would be; perhaps the economic and political turmoil is putting people off, but it seems …
Dust, Rain, and Snow. To Tupiza
After three days the blockade of Uyuni suddenly ended at around 6pm on Saturday evening. I’m not certain what, if any, resolution was achieved but I am certain that the increasingly peckish inhabitants were not entirely unhappy to see the back of it. The first indication that things were returning to normal was when I heard some trucks moving in town. I raced off to the market to pick up some fresh bread, fruit, and …
Uyuni
Having ridden the stretch between the Argentine border and Uyuni back in 2010 I had planned to take the train this time. There would have been one on Monday morning, however things rarely go to plan. Uyuni and the surrounding area has been in state of lockdown, general strike, since Thursday morning. The roads are blockaded, nothing in or out, all businesses are shut. Not even independent motorcycle tourists are being permitted to leave. I’m …