Bolton Abbey
This technique is what is known as 'Focus Shift' The camera is focused on the background & a shot taken. Then without moving the camera it is then refocussed on the foreground, & a second shot is taken. the 2 shots are then carefully manipulated together to produce an unreal 'depth Of Field'

Eileen Donan Castle in Scotland
This shot was taken on a very wet day, conditions were far from good, with a bit of manipulation in CS, it was rescued, to produce a moody shot in B&W

Falcon strike
This was a Falcon as it took off from a perch. The woods were taken later in a seperate shot. The Falcon was cut out from its original background, & pasted into the woodland shot. The woodland had zoom blur added before the Falcon was pasted into it. It looks like, to possibly a small mammal, this would be the last image it would ever see!.

Harris Hawk
This Hawk was photographed in a cage at a Falconry, it has had this manipulated in CS2 to look like a studio portrait.

Misty Loch
Picture taken from a moving train, on a rainy day.The image was manipulated & a misty effect was then added.

Fantasy Balloon
A composite picture made up of many images.

Railway montage
A montage produced with a railway theme.

Atlas fountain at Castle Howard
The Atlas fountain at Castle Howard.

Castle Howard
Using a 10mm superwide angle lens, on a Canon 10d a truly panoramic effect was produced

Castle Howard montage
A montage of 3 views of Castle Howard,were montaged into a 4th closeup shot of its brickwork.

The Humber Bridge
The Humber Bridge at sunset