Liam Hancox Photography

Liam Hancox Photography Manchester based photographer. Taking photos of anything and everything is what I love to do the mo

The Falls of BruarWhilst making the long drive up to Northern Scotland, we stopped off at the House of Bruar and went fo...
24/12/2024

The Falls of Bruar

Whilst making the long drive up to Northern Scotland, we stopped off at the House of Bruar and went for a little wander up to the waterfalls behind. The low cloud and fog made for a wonderfully atmospheric scene and the fallen tree looks great in my opinion!

Let me know your thoughts!

Camera settings:
1/60s
f/8
44mm
ISO-2000
Handheld

Old Man of StoerThe other day, I posted a picture of a different stack by a very similar name... That one was Storr, thi...
01/04/2024

Old Man of Stoer

The other day, I posted a picture of a different stack by a very similar name... That one was Storr, this one is Stoer! Completely different!

Camera settings:
30s
f/16
ISO-100
35mm

A Field of Power
31/03/2024

A Field of Power

Ogwen Valley under the Milky WayAfter hearing of the passing of the great Alyn Wallace, I thought I'd share a photo of m...
29/03/2024

Ogwen Valley under the Milky Way

After hearing of the passing of the great Alyn Wallace, I thought I'd share a photo of mine which Alyn's phenomenal book helped me take. Such a good person, taken too soon.

WaterfallThis waterfall is affectionately known as "Waterfall" on OS maps, just off the road through Glen Coe. This was ...
21/03/2024

Waterfall

This waterfall is affectionately known as "Waterfall" on OS maps, just off the road through Glen Coe. This was a bit precarious due to the terrain, but I think I pulled this photo off!

Camera Settings:
1/8s
f/22
ISO-100
24mm

Eas Chia-Aig WaterfallsNot far from Fort William are these beautiful waterfalls, just by the side of the road with an i...
17/03/2024

Eas Chia-Aig Waterfalls

Not far from Fort William are these beautiful waterfalls, just by the side of the road with an incredibly convenient car park! I would highly recommend a visit!

The two shots have slightly different shutter speeds, let me know which one you prefer best!

The HermitageJust off the A9 is a lovely little woodland walk where you get to view a wonderful waterfall from the comfo...
15/03/2024

The Hermitage

Just off the A9 is a lovely little woodland walk where you get to view a wonderful waterfall from the comfort of a little building!

Camera settings:
60s
f/5.6
ISO-100
24mm

Tryfan Under the Milky WayWhat a night this was! Having agreed the following morning off work, I set out on my adventure...
18/08/2023

Tryfan Under the Milky Way

What a night this was! Having agreed the following morning off work, I set out on my adventure to capture the midnight sky over Tryfan!

I went to this location back in 2020 and worked out how epic this shot could be. So now, a few years later and more experienced, I went back to remaster it!

This is a mash up of a few photos. The sky was a tracked panoramic and the foreground was a blue hour panoramic, stitched together in Photoshop.

TreesI was driving along, not far from Perth, I noticed the trees poking through the cloud on the other side of the vall...
05/08/2023

Trees

I was driving along, not far from Perth, I noticed the trees poking through the cloud on the other side of the valley. I HAD to stop and get a photo! It's super simple but its effective!

Let me know what you think!

Camera settings:
1/200s
f/4
ISO-125
200mm

ReflectionsWhat a beautiful scene as I made my way from Perth to Glencoe. This is Loch Tay, from its southern shore, wit...
04/08/2023

Reflections

What a beautiful scene as I made my way from Perth to Glencoe. This is Loch Tay, from its southern shore, with some epic conditions.

Thankfully I managed to grab this shot before a boat and some ducks went through the scene and ruined the reflection!

Camera settings:
1/13s
f/16
ISO-100
58mm

CrossroadsA bit of an abstract image here. A crossroad of cracks in the rock.The sunset was a bit of a bust, too much cl...
03/08/2023

Crossroads

A bit of an abstract image here. A crossroad of cracks in the rock.

The sunset was a bit of a bust, too much cloud. So I looked down to see what I could find! This crossroads reminded me of a very small village on a map surrounded by fields!

Camera settings:
1.3s
f/5.6
ISO-100
105mm

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