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Sunlight filtering through a misty woodland.

My best woodland and forest photos...

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I realise my website has become a veritable smush of every woodland photo I've ever taken, so to 'promote engagement' (blurgh) I've created a portfolio of what I pompously consider, 'my finest work'.

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Engage with me if you disagree...

More Woodland photo's; from Dartmoor, to Somerset, pause at Wiltshire, end up in Dorset, and occasionally pop to Portugal...

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Spoilt for choice
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Once you've visited my portfolio images, why not stick around and view EVERY OTHER WOODLAND PHOTO I've ever taken, to the point that the silhouette of twisty oaks are imprinted on to your pathetic retinas......please?

Forest Prints and Woodland Photography mentorship

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Now that I have your attention and respect through my powerful forest imagery, why not invest in me, and buy a fine art woodland print, or invest in yourself, and consider my mentorship programme, where I tailor 10 years of tree wisdom into a lovely interactive package, just for you..

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Landscape photographers have introductions about themselves which are written in the third person, that encapsulate their ethos and will promote how their personality impacts their work, and, importantly, they are always award-winning!

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(*this is awkward - now that I have won an award am I hypocrite if I add it to my website!)

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I'm not a true landscape photographer, I'm just a bloke that takes lots and lots and lots of photos of trees with a camera, and who gets very uncomfortable with self-promotion. 

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However, every couple of years I get the urge to put together a website to share some of my photos, then every couple of years no one visits my site! Maybe this time it will be different......?

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Want an awesome quote that sums me up, makes me sound well-read, and not at all pretentious? Sure you do..

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“The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing that stands in the way. Some see nature all ridicule and deformity... and some scarce see nature at all. But to the eyes of the man of imagination, nature is imagination itself.”

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William Blake

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