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Craig Roberts has been a professional photographer for 10 years and specialises in travel and landscape photography. He has always had a passion for the great outdoors, so whilst many photographers are happy shooting indoors in the warm confines of a studio, he’s at his most content when stood on a windswept landscape, waiting for that fleeting moment of perfect light. And it is only this moment, when he will transfer that vision before him, onto film or CCD for permanent record. Such is his ideal for perfection that he will often return home from a shoot without recording anything onto film, promising to return when the light is perfect once again.
Born and raised in Hampshire, his work showcases the best of this county, as well as covering much of the UK and Europe. He has recently made the transition and moved north to Yorkshire, where he has made a home with his family. With North Yorkshire, the Peak District and the Pennines now on his doorstop, he hopes to draw new inspiration from this stunning part of the country.
As well as capturing the landscape on film and digital, Craig also writes about its beauty, with illustrated articles for various magazines and publications. His clients include Heritage, In Britain and Motorcaravan Motorhome Monthly. He also writes extensively about the techniques of photography for magazines such as Outdoor Photography, Amateur Photographer and Pentax User. Here he gives other photographers help and advice into getting the best out of their camera’s, drawing from his own experience and knowledge that he has acquired throughout his career. He also passes on this extensive knowledge through his own online tuition course via this website, as well as one day photography workshops at various locations in the UK.
He supplies pictures for many leading calendar, postcard and greetings card publishers including Brunel Publications and Rose of Colchester and his work is also represented by several picture libraries.
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“I see photography as a way of documenting the world as I see it, onto a medium for others to enjoy”.
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