Christian Davies Photography

Christian Davies Photography Landscape & Seascape Photography by Award winning Photographer Christian Davies

Still tied down after all these years. A minimalist fine art photograph of a lovely old wreck on the river Deben. Part...
29/05/2024

Still tied down after all these years.

A minimalist fine art photograph of a lovely old wreck on the river Deben. Part of a fine art boat wreck series to go into an exhibition at Ballroom Arts Courtyard gallery in Aldeburgh Suffolk.

The Aurora over Frinton-On-Sea. What a wonderful show.
11/05/2024

The Aurora over Frinton-On-Sea. What a wonderful show.

The spectacular Northern Lights over Frinton Clock Tower
11/05/2024

The spectacular Northern Lights over Frinton Clock Tower

Nature at its finest. wonderful.
11/05/2024

Nature at its finest. wonderful.

In dreams they lay, at slumber, all tucked away.enchanting dream-like imagery at play,until the break of a new day.Here ...
08/05/2024

In dreams they lay, at slumber, all tucked away.
enchanting dream-like imagery at play,
until the break of a new day.

Here I stand 3.09 am, waiting patiently,
eager anticipation for the dawn’s delight.
To my surprise before dawns early rise.
I get distracted, raise my eyes
a sight beyond compare,
The ISS glides, a celestial affair.

High above, in the starry expanse,
A testament to human advance.
Bathed in sunlight’s golden kiss,
A moment of cosmic bliss

Looking east through the building Sea fret,
I set up my camera, will I get sunup’s splendour,
or do I swap to a mystical minimalist agenda

Decision made, mental imagery engaged,
time to render for an internet age.

Alone I stand, ashore all day, Yearning for the wind's sweet sway. The embrace of my fellow sea, A distant memory haunti...
01/05/2024

Alone I stand, ashore all day, Yearning for the wind's sweet sway. The embrace of my fellow sea, A distant memory haunting me.

A stiff breeze once filled my sails high, Masters' footsteps echoed, nigh. From port to starboard, they would roam, Hauling treasures, calling home.

Fruits of the sea, a feast so grand, Cheering with delight, on golden sand. Yet now I rest, my boards worn and cracked, Mast creaking, midships packed.

Retirement's embrace, a quiet reprieve, Moments shared, memories weave. Long have I stood, people passing by, If only I could see through their eyes.

What sights do they behold, I wonder, As they gaze upon my ageing lumber? Perhaps tales of journeys far and wide, Or dreams that dance with the tide.

Alone I stay, ashore all day, In stillness, finding solace in the bay. For though my hull may weather and fray, My spirit sails on, in dreams that sway.

Talisker Bay, my favourite beach, is such a beautiful yet wild beach that can be completely still or raging, with four-m...
16/04/2024

Talisker Bay, my favourite beach, is such a beautiful yet wild beach that can be completely still or raging, with four-metre breakers smashing the shore. On this occasion, it was definitely the former, which meant I needed to wade out into the water, taking care not to fall in. These rocks should be tested by NASA for their slip-inducing properties. It was a subtle sunset, but still a delight for the senses.

Being greeted by the beauty that nature has to offer can be so fleeting but yet so captivating that it leaves a permanen...
16/04/2024

Being greeted by the beauty that nature has to offer can be so fleeting but yet so captivating that it leaves a permanent impression on one's soul. I'm happy to say that this was one such occasion.

One from a lovely evening spent on the Isle of Skye, March 24 while in Scotland with Mark Rivers and Rob Woolf
16/04/2024

One from a lovely evening spent on the Isle of Skye, March 24 while in Scotland with Mark Rivers and Rob Woolf

Another photograph from the very beautiful Rannoch Moor on a chilly winter's morn
14/03/2024

Another photograph from the very beautiful Rannoch Moor on a chilly winter's morn

This photo captures the tranquil beauty of Rannoch Moor in Scotland, following a mesmerizing encounter with the Northern...
14/03/2024

This photo captures the tranquil beauty of Rannoch Moor in Scotland, following a mesmerizing encounter with the Northern Lights the previous night. I slept in, missing the sunrise but the soft morning light that followed bathed the Moor, creating a serene atmosphere. In the foreground, rugged rocks stand as silent sentinels, leading the viewer's gaze towards the majestic snow-capped peaks in the distance. Rannoch Moor's timeless allure is evident, offering a sense of peace and serenity amidst its breathtaking scenery.

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