• Image Date: July 12, 2010
• Focal Length: 30mm
• Aperture: f/8
• Exposure: .0005 seconds
• ISO: 100

The River Dee in black and white, as seen from Caldy Shore during low tide. The air was a little hazy when looking out towards Wales on the opposite bank, so there may have been a little drizzle falling further out over the estuary.

• Image Date: July 1, 2010
• Focal Length: 100mm
• Aperture: f/8
• Exposure: .01 seconds
• ISO: 100

Faces in the crowd.

Bystanders watching the build up to the première of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse at the Leicester Square Odeon

• Image Date: July 1, 2010
• Focal Length: 100mm
• Aperture: f/8
• Exposure: .00063 seconds
• ISO: 100

Rudy Weller's 'Daughters of Helios', also known as The Three Graces, diving from the roof of the Criterion Complex in London's Piccadilly Circus.

• Image Date: August 4, 2009
• Focal Length: 17mm
• Aperture: f/11
• Exposure: 25 seconds
• ISO: 400

West Kirby Marine lake, taken at dusk on a late Summer evening following a gorgeous sunset.

• Image Date: October 10, 2009
• Focal Length: 20mm
• Aperture: f/8
• Exposure: 10 seconds
• ISO: 200

A view of the Salthouse Quay, from across the Salthouse Dock, and the adjacent Pump House pub, highlighted by its chimney stack. In the distance, just beyond Mann Island and surrounded by a hive of green-lit cranes, is the Liver Building and the Mersey Tunnel ventilation tower, also lit up in green.

Liverpool is undergoing a massive amount of change at the moment, with areas of intensive development popping up all over the place. We've seen massive new shopping centres, towering office and apartment blocks, new parks, and freshly laid roads, giving Liverpool a more metropolitan feel than it's had for some time. And, as the distant cranes in this shot show, there's a lot more to come. In this little spot on show there's a new museum, that's due to be finished very soon, just visible behind the Pump House chimney; and there will be an exhibition centre, towering office block, apartment buildings and dockside restaurants and cafes appearing there too.

• Image Date: April 25, 2009
• Focal Length: 17mm
• Aperture: f/8
• Exposure: .008 seconds
• ISO: 100

Up above the streets and houses rainbow climbing high. Everyone can see it climbing, through the sky. Paint the whole world with a rainbow!

• Image Date: June 2, 2009
• Focal Length: 10mm
• Aperture: f/8
• Exposure: .06667 seconds
• ISO: 100

The anchor outside of the Merseyside Maritime Museum and International Slavery Museum.

This image has been featured in a Liverpool Echo 8 page special.

• Image Date: October 11, 2008
• Focal Length: 17mm
• Aperture: f/4
• Exposure: .03333 seconds
• ISO: 800

Sunset over Bachelors Walk and the River Liffy in Dublin

• Image Date: February 28, 2008
• Focal Length: 31mm
• Aperture: f/4
• Exposure: .004 seconds
• ISO: 100

A Brian Fell sculpture of hands pulling on a rope, meant as a reminder of the site's past as a part of the Glamorganshire canal.

Located on Customhouse Street, Cardiff.

• Image Date: May 7, 2008
• Focal Length: 17mm
• Aperture: f/4
• Exposure: .0005 seconds
• ISO: 100

Keeping the red flag flying high on Crosby beach – a tattered warning flag on the edge of the beach at Another Place, Crosby.