Andrew Hocking Photography

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

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

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

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

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

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

Walking back to the car after my first visit to Golitha Falls (on the River Fowey near Liskeard), I saw this brightly coloured tree in the d

I looked for a shot where the snow was still pristine. The roads were being driven on and pavements walked on which scuppered that idea... U

I decided to position myself on the side of the castle facing the sun - to capture it's warm light as it rose and illuminated the ruin.