Hi, I’m Eugene, a nature and landscape photographer based in north Wales in the United Kingdom.
My photography is fuelled by my overactive imagination, love of nature and the desire to explore. I often seek places that have wide open spaces and within them I can tell a variety of stories with my camera.
NEW WORKSHOP
SWITZERLAND: Alpine Autumn Landscape Photography Workshop
Join us for 7 night / 8 day landscape photography workshop in the beautiful Swiss Alps. This workshop will take you to two of Switzerlands most iconic landscapes - Zermatt with the towering Matterhorn and the stunning Engadin valley where for a brief period each Autumn the larch trees turn shades of gold and yellow. On this trip you will also experience stunning mountain lakes, gushing rivers and mountain glaciers. Eugene and Matthias have teamed up to offer this workshop where you will not only experience amazing scenery, but also learn from two experienced photographers with their own individual styles..
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PRIVATE TUITION
Workshops, Mentoring & Tuition
Private 1-to-1 landscape and nature photography workshops offer a bespoke and immersive learning experience. It doesn’t matter if you have just picked up a camera and are delving into this genre of photography for the first time, or if you are more experienced looking to develop your composition and creativity. These sessions provide an opportunity for all levels of photographer to receive tuition tailored to your skill level and specific interests.
PRINT PORTFOLIO
VOLUME 1: Small Worlds
I am pleased to present my first print portfolio. ‘Volume 1: Small Worlds’ is a collection of 10 images that encourages our view of the world to shift beyond the grand landscape. ‘Small Worlds’ is the first in a series of themed collections that will showcase my photography. This limited edition portfolio will be a great addition to any print collection.
Only 50 copies available!
I spent a lot of time walking and making images the temperate rainforests in Wales over the summer. In this short article I reflect on the images I made as well as my thoughts on photographing woodland during the greener months.