David is a documentary and landscape photographer covering everything from dramatic long exposure landscape photography through to live music. David is also an official Fujifilm X Photographer.
Sticking to our ‘minimum of one hike per month’ policy, May saw a walk from Bloody Bridge to the Mourne Wall located about halfway up Slieve Donard. Bloody Bridge is said to have been given the name...
When shooting landscape images over a period of a few days, one of my biggest anxieties comes from protecting my Lightroom image library especially when out on the rougher terrains. Horror stories of corrupted...
The sunny easter holidays attracted a large throng of people to the summits of the Mourne Mountains in County Down. The weather was a stark change from the Slieve Binnian walk the week before and instead of...
It was a wet, windy and cold day but we decided to embark on a walk up Sliabh Binnian and through to the Ben Crom reservoir. We did debate whether the weather was really suitable for such a hike but we had...
Swedish rock legends 'Europe' recently visited Belfast's famous Ulster Hall co-headlining with the brilliant 'Black Star Riders' who are fronted by Belfast's very own Ricky Warwick. Playing to packed capacity...
The Mournes are a tremendous place to spend the day, the same locations can appear completely different and new depending on the time of year and the type of weather the province is experiencing. Slieve...
One cold December morning I headed over to Millbank Studios to capture the album cover the latest Malojian album entitled “Southlands”. Millbank is a hive for creativity and offered an amazing backdrop for...
One of my favourite photographic techniques has to be the art of long exposure photography, it is the most relaxing creative process as it forces the photographer to sit, pause and consume the landscape....
Slieve Croob (or Sliabh Crúb) is situated just outside the County Down town of Dromara. It is a 4Km walk (with 150m elevation gain) to the radio towers at the top and back gain to the car park. The path is in...