Welcome to Richard Edwards Photos
Welcome to the photo website of Richard Edwards. This is a selection of my latest work intermittently updated:
Southampton Container Port.
Illuminated Lacock Abbey.
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More Recently Taken Photos
Last Hercules flight from Lyneham.
A more complete lightbox of normal shots and panoramas is now available. Please click on the thumbnails for a larger picture.
What Digital Camera - March 2009
The March 2009 issue of What Digital Camera will feature a supplement on the Take-a-View competition. (Please see below). My Clifton at Dawn shot will be included. On sale from 20th February 2009.
Take-A-View 2008
My picture of Clifton at Dawn was commended by the judging panel in the 2008 Take a View national photographic competition. The photo was exhibited at the National Theatre, London during December and January. But can still be seen in its glory on p.83 of the book Landscape Photographer of the Year: Collection 2 (Photography) produced by Charlie Waite and his team.
The Canon 5D Mk II - My Views
To read a brief review of the new Canon 5D MK II, with video and shots please visit this page (Added December 2008).
Below are some of my more recent pictures. Please click on them for an enlarged view. These are some but not all of my recent work. For latest photos please browse this page or use this search form. For panoramic shots please visit the pano gallery.
Other Select Pictures
These photos are some of my favourite pictures. Not all of them were taken with my Canon 5D full frame digital camera, but they are special to me all the same.
About this Site
This is the online photo gallery of Richard Edwards. The majority of the photographs on this site are of landscapes and buildings in Wessex, Wales and the West Country; a beautiful and diverse part of the United Kingdom. The pictures can be accessed by using the links on the left. An extended 'About' section is available on this page.
Display of Images
Please note that these pictures may appear darker and more saturated than the original. Every monitor has been adjusted differently so there is an inevitably variation in display. This chart may help you adjust your monitor: