Andrew Hocking Photography

I won my first ever competition, judged by the crowd, with my shot of a storm at Portreath, titled "RELENTLESS."

U N I C O R N I'm pleased to share that my photo of Godrevy Lighthouse was awarded "Coastal Views" category winner of the Shipwrecked...

I had a six page "Reader Gallery" feature in Outdoor Photography magazine! (March, issue 278)

KAMAZ-53213 truck bellows out smoke as it roars up the road next to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Station.

The composition is pretty straight forward. I used dominant trees each side to frame the image. But this shot was really all about the light

Pap left me a box of memories - in the form of slides he took in the 1960s-70s! Most of which were taken in Falmouth and surrounding areas.

I composed this image with the fallen, moss-covered branch, snaking through a bed of bluebells towards a dominant tree trunk...

Compositionally, I was first drawn to the dominant diagonal tree. This helps to lead the eye through the scene...

One day this week, I was treated to a thin veil of mist that added some drama to my shots...

Now especially, is a great time to send the special people in your lives a greeting card to remind them that they're thought of. COVID-19...

I noticed these broken clouds drifting slowly across the scene. I hung around, hopeful for some epic light...

This shot of the Hungarian Parliament building was taken boat on a Danube river tour. So, I had to do my best to balance aperture, ISO...

As the sun rose behind me, it illuminated just the castle on St Michael's Mount in a reddish glow - before ascending into the clouds...

This composition almost has two contrasting focal points; the moss-covered twisted tree at the front, shed of all it's leaves; and the v

The sun was shining and there were plenty of interesting cars in the competition - it was an enjoyable afternoon of motor racing on the Corn

As the sun rose through a cloudy sky, I moved to the other side of the pier and positioned myself to capture the golden colour through the p

Shortly after, while waiting for our group to reassemble after spiting up to take the funicular, we listened to this street pianist - he bas

Possibly my favourite photo from the trip: While roaming the second floor of a military building at the Duga Radar base, I found this saplin

I soon found that I needed to rely on processing bracketed HDR images much less. Not only did this reduce the amount of effort in processing

There I was, sat down on my lunch break at work, when I received a message from my friend, Joe - "I'm going to Chernobyl next year,