On the south coast of the Island of Anglesey in Wales there is a beach which looks out to the mountains of Snowdonia across the bay. This place is a beach-lovers paradise, with a shallow water bay, perfect for safe swimming, and a long sandy beach backed by Newborough woods.

I consider myself extremely lucky to live where I do, nestled in the Georgian Quarter of Liverpool. Especially having a top-floor flat right at the peak of a hill that overlooks a Lowry-esque roof-scape that never fails to fascinate me as I eat my breakfast.

Option one is a healthy noodle salad with Thai fishcakes and dipping sauce.Option two is a Dirty Big Yorkshire Pud with Mash.Ok, imagine you've just had one of those days when you're boss has passively aggressively told you that you're not productive enough.

Eivissa town in Ibiza is like a rabbit warren of climbing buildings clinging to the side of the hill, wellsprings that seem to pop up in the walls very often and sun-soaked hidden courtyards.I also loved the medieval city walls that encircle the old town, ancient architecture, and history of piracy generally on the Island of Ibiza.

This is, I think, my best attempt at Selective Colour Photography. In this exercise in photo editing, I decided to stick more closely to the technique of isolating a colour that really stands out from the surrounding area.

It is no secret that scuba diving is a huge part of my life. Probably half of the poetry I have ever written is in some way inspired by the sea, and a good few are written directly from my underwater experiences like Just Beneath the Surface.