The weekend with a 4yr old and a 6 mnth old can be testing. We need to get them both out he house before they explode with pent up energy. We went to the beach where a friend of our eldest was playing.

Have you ever been watching a price, seen it start to rise, bought in on that price only for it to drop. You sit on your hands and wait patiently for it to rise again, looking at your loss getting bigger

Comfort is the enemy of progress!* I was born in a small working town in industrial Britain and by the time I was mid twenties was earning a six figure salary in the heart of London's financial centre.

Hello Steemsters it's good to be back!! So it's been six months since the birth of our second child and... well fck me, that was tough. We were always torn about adding a second child to our family, both

Travel Photography Angel of Hope and Messenger of Peace CountryMexico LocationPuerto Vallarta CameraCanon G9 ISO400 Exposure1/400 @ f/4.0 FormatRAW

CountryMexico LocationPuerto Vallarta CameraCanon G9 ISO400 Exposure1/400 @ f/4.0 FormatRAW

Off the Caribbean coast there lay a collection of islands called the San Blas, home to the Kuna tribe of Panama, they self-govern the islands with little to no people really allowed onto the islands save

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Deep under the Yucatan Peninsular is home to the great Sac Aktun system of interconnected underground rivers, only breaking the surface occasionally though fissured in the rock. Dos Ojos is one of these

Havana is a photographers dream.

A unique look into the underground caves and passageways of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. All footage filmed in and around the Mexican Riviera Maya. Filmed and edited by me. Canon 5D2, 15mm FE f/2.8 in Aquatica

A insightful, revealing series of short films that documents the lives of an industrial town in England. Labelled the Brexit capital of England, this series of shorts set out to pull the covers from this

Deep underground of the Yucatan Peninsula are ribbons of sub-terrain water systems, all interconnected. The Maya believed the entrances to these were the gateways to the underworld. Where there is light

We used to live under the floor of the woman above. She was a rambunctious lady with a fierce personality. Often we heard her through our ceiling rebuking some poor soul on the telephone for an apparently

Kukulkan makes up one of the two dive sites known as Chac Mool near Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. The dive has been shot by magazines the world over and is known for it's impressive light penetration on or

Without doubt the most enjoyable part of living in a vacation destination is being able to be on holiday at the drop of a hat. Whether this is spending time at the beach, mooching around the tourist spots

Havana has a ghost of distant opulence. Like an aged old prom queen, beneath the veneer of dust and decay is evidence of a world of extravagance, beauty and grace. Parts are difficult to come by for the