Photography with Tom

04/04/2026

Tonal Drawing

Almost finished, still a bit more blending and shading here and there.

Really enjoyed trying something new! I can’t wait to start my next composition!

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28/03/2026

Saturday afternoon

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20/03/2026

In 360° photography there’s no single frame or fixed composition. You choose where to look, what to focus on, and how the scene unfolds.

Every movement changes the experience, turning the viewer into an active participant exploring the image rather than just observing it.

28/09/2025

Congleton Park 2025

Shot on a DSLR and stitched together to create a high-resolution 360º photograph that is perfect to view in VR.

25/09/2025

Brilliant opportunity for artists and makers!

🎨 Calling All Local Artists & Makers! 🧵
Congleton Museum is inviting submissions for our Museum Shop on a sale or return basis.
We’re looking for handmade, locally crafted items that celebrate creativity, heritage, and community spirit. Whether you work in ceramics, textiles, wood, print, jewellery, or other mediums—we’d love to hear from you!

🛍️ Commission: 25% on items sold
📍 Location: Congleton Museum Shop

Seasonal and Christmas items welcome.

Space is limited so smaller items at a lower price point encouraged!

This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your work to museum visitors and support your local museum.

Please contact Louisa on [email protected]

17/09/2025

The Whole Picture

The Cloud, Congleton

2025

06/09/2025

The Roaches 2025

360 Landscape Photography 👀📸✨

02/09/2025

Bridge Street 2025

I started using a 360º camera earlier this year, and it’s been exciting to explore new perspectives while uncovering a whole new set of composition challenges.

In 360º, the viewer takes on a much more active role in the composition, shaping their own experience within the frame.

It's exciting times to be a photographer!

01/09/2025

Now and Then

My Congleton photographs often take compositional inspiration from older photographs of the town.

I’ve always loved looking at old photographs and seeing how times have changed.