
Landscape | Travel Photography
Welcome to Travel and Panoramas Photography. I specialise in landscape, travel and close-up photography. I started taking landscape and travel photos in 2011 when I switched from film cameras and purchased my first digital camera, which I used to photograph Helsinki. Using a mirrorless digital camera has really changed the way I see the world around me! I’ve developed a deeper appreciation for the landscapes, and I feel more connected to it than ever before. It’s amazing how a little technology can open your eyes to the beauty right in front of you!
Travel Photography
Peter has explored Europe through his travel photography, capturing stunning images in iconic cities such as Brussels, with its enchanting architecture; Stockholm, known for its picturesque waterways; Helsinki, where modernity meets tradition; Dublin, famous for its vibrant culture; Munich, rich in history and charm; and Gibraltar, with its breathtaking views. However, the sun-drenched shores of Majorca, is his favorite destination.
Peter has recently penned an engaging article titled “Majorca Travel Guide: The Perfect Holiday Island,” which serves as an invaluable resource for travelers looking to explore the northern part of this beautiful island. In this guide, he highlights the stunning landscapes, charming villages, and hidden gems that make Majorca a must-visit. Currently, he is working diligently on a comprehensive travel guide that will include a collection of high-quality images, showcasing the breathtaking sights from all the locations covered in his original article. This new project promises to inspire wanderlust and provide readers with a visual journey through these remarkable destinations.



Landscape Photography
Peter’s love of landscape photography has taken him across the UK to iconic locations in Dartmoor, Cornwall, the Isle Purbeck and the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, the Isle of Sky in Scotland, and Snowdon in Wales in search of the best locations for Landscape photography
Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site, has a stunning coastline from Old Harry Rocks (Dorset) to Orcombe Point (East Devon). There are fossils, landslides, cliffs, and beaches of immense beauty and information. This stunning diversity of landscapes makes the area a natural marvel worth exploring in detail.
The spectacular Lulworth Cove is one of the jewels of the Jurassic Coast. Here, a gap in the Portland Stone allowed the sea to rush through and scoop out the softer chalk, creating the almost circular cove.


