Snowdonia in February! Probably one of the most reckless ventures to make, we chose to climb Snowden during the week of Storm Imogen… yeah we did! We climbed through two ft deep of snow, ice, intense winds and a lot of low cloud whilst it was either snowing, hailing or raining continuously. So, a challenge! …
Callanish is a one of the main tourist attractions on Harris, the Standing Stones are extraordinary. Scattered around the Island are sets of these Standing Stones, alike to Stone Henge. Callanish has three different sites, Callanish 1 being the main and largest one. The stones are believed to have been erected 4,500-5000 years ago by …
This year I am travelling around the UK with my brothers and my sister to see and paint the remote places of the UK, together we make up the team of Remote Britain! Our team is made up of a photographer (Chris Orange), film maker (Matt Sutton) a researcher and blogger (Ellie Orange) and me, an artist. Promoted …
We were lucky enough to see the Northern Lights twice in only 3 days! Before I went to Iceland I had researched the Aura and couldn’t wait to see the intense colours in the sky like I had seen in photos, I didn’t realise that with your naked eye you dont actually see that level …
We had really good weather for October, it could have poured continually but instead we had glorious sun! Don’t get me wrong it was FREEZING COLD, but the sky was absolutely incredible. It looked like someone had spilt the pastel colours of their paintbox in the sky. Sky being one of my main painting subjects, …
Iceland! Hands down the most incredible place I have ever seen! It’s no surprise that it’s the number one destination for so many people’s bucket list, it’s like being on a different planet! There are stunning 360 views 24 hours a day with pastel sunrises over the ice beaches, towering mountains and waterfalls surrounding you …
