A blog that covers non navy rugby aspects of my photography.
A long planned photography trip to coincide with the penultimate day of HMS Oardacious 8 day training row as part of the Talisker Whisky Transatlantic Challenge. The aim was to create some images that the team could use to promote … Read More
I was recently afforded the opportunity to accompany Hugo Mitchell-Heggs and Dylan Woods to the Institute of Naval Medicine where they were to conduct sub-maximal testing under the supervision of Dr Fran Gunner. The testing was part of their pre reace preparations before they take on the Talisker Whisky Atalntic Challenge, a row across the Atlantic later in the year as part of a four man team all made up of submariners from the Royal Navy.
A busy but most enjoyable few days in Denver, Colorado attending my second Summit Workshop. This one focussed on lighting and I was fortunate enough to have access to four great photographers in Joey Terrill, Dave Black, Jenn Pottheiser and … Read More
We recently covered the British Army’s Inter Corps Cross Country which was held at Tidworth. It coincided with the February week which saw record temperatures recorded in the South of England and the finishing straight was flooded with light from … Read More
After the race. All the images selected for this photo blog were captured by Lee Crabb of Scrumpix Images after the athletes had crossed the finishing line at the recent British Army Cross Country Championships. On the whole I have … Read More
We were invited by British Army Athletics to cover 2 of their cross country events the first of which was the Championship Race, held at Gibraltar Barracks, Minley. Whilst processing the images sent through by Lee Crabb of Scrumpix Images … Read More
Sonoma Veikune – British Army – Flanker Greg Loydall – Royal Navy – Centre Gareth Rees – Royal Navy – Scrum Half Morgan Evans – British Army – Scrum Half Taking head shots of players from either Army Rugby or … Read More
Though probably one of the more infrequent attendees of the South Skye Camera Club I do enjoy the club nights immensly. It is always great to view photography through a ‘different lens’ and the club brings together a full range … Read More
I have fond memories of the old Landsowne Road stadium whose main stand vibrated as trains passed beneath it. Whilst its sanitary standard were easily the worst of any major intenrational rugby ground, the stadium oozed atmosphere from every pore … Read More