Romeo Crow Photography

01/04/2022

T'is the 1st of the month which means a new release on streaming platforms!

𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘀𝗲 𝗧𝗼 𝗠𝗶𝗱𝗻𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 is the 4th song from, A Blind Eye To Love.

It's a fun, cheeky-lyric'd Santana-vibed Latin rock song awaiting your listening pleasure right now:

The fourth song, Close To Midnight, from my debut album, is out now on all streaming platforms (links inside). Also, are you interested in CDs or Vinyl copies of my album? Then please register your interest!

28/05/2021

Out on the usual morning walk with my missus and discovered this lovely gate/fence to nowhere.

I love how the landscape here, where there are so many buildings, so many places that have just been left to the elements, overtime will be reclaimed by nature, and I just thought this was a cool view, with the mountains in the background.

The gate to the mountains... of nowhere!

07/02/2021

On a chilly English May morning, wrapped in jackets and scarves during a long family weekend in Sussex, we left my mum and Mina in the warm confines of the car and trudged the dog through the fog, from Seaford up to the iconic Seaford Head, an 86m chalk cliff that helps give Southern England its famous white cliffs formation.

Camera in hand, I was struck by the contrast of the green grass, white chalk and blue of the sea, lost in the mist. I tried a few different angles to try to capture the almost dream-like disappearance of the world beyond, almost like the cliffs marked the edge of the Earth, and had the fortune to catch the seabird in the centre, wheeling away from a perch, giving the whole image a bit of scale.

There are few more stirring sites to an Englishman than seeing the white cliffs of Blighty, especially on a cold and foggy May day; quintessential British weather framing an iconic British view!

To see more (including the original photo, before it was edited) head to: https://romeocrow.com/photography/misty-head

To buy 1 of only 10 limited edition archive-quality photographic prints, with free shipping, visit my store: https://romeocrow.com/store/misty-head

18/01/2021

Just South of the little town of Pitlochry, nestled in the Scottish Highlands, is a patch of nature that time forgot, Black Spout Wood.

Named for the Black Spout waterfall hidden in it's depths, on a rare sunny and warm October day we were walking through the woods on a family holiday with my parents, when we came to a smaller cataract in the Edradour Burn (the river), complete with some fortuitously fallen rocks.

Stepping out across a few boulders I took a shot of the almost primordial river, as it flowed over moss-covered stone, under dripping branch and onwards into the timeless depths of the woods, to get this glorious view of Britain's ancient past.

See the full post at https://romeocrow.com/photography/edradour-burn