In the last few years I've made a study of these darker types of images. I think this effort at Bombo epitomises what I've been trying to achieve with them. This was my most awarded image in 2015:

Winner - Long Exposure Category - International Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards - http://www.internationallandscapephotographer.com

Winner of Seascape Category - Focus Awards  - http://focusphotographers.org/focus-awards-2015-winning-images/

3rd - Image of the Year - Focus Awards  - http://focusphotographers.org/focus-awards-2015-winning-images/

Silver Award - 2015 Better Photography Awards - http://competition.betterphotography.com

Lost in Translation - One of my favourite images recently revisited with an Instagram filter.

City Tree - Winner of the May Urban Landscapes Focus Competition https://focusphotographers.org/winner-focus-may-2017-urban-landscape-competition/ 

Bridge in the Mist - finalist in the 2017 Golden Shopping Trolley Awards

Pantheon - in the gallery above you'll see a number of these multiple exposure images. They are created in camera with a series of rapid exposures.

2016 Professional Landscapes Photographer of the Year at the Monochrome Photography Awards http://monoawards.com/winners-gallery/monochrome-awards-2016/professional/landscapes/gold-award/  

2016 - Better Photography Awards - One of only 10 Gold Awards given and 3rd in the Landscape category - http://www.betterphotographyphotocomp.com/

2016 - International Landscape Photographer of the Year - 1 of 2 images in the Top 101 image publication - http://www.internationallandscapephotographer.com

Lone Tree - Top 3 finalist in the 2016 Sony Alpha Awards

Midnight at the Palms - Winner of the Black and White category, 2013 Focus Awards

2016 - International Landscape Photographer of the Year - 1 of 2 images in the Top 101 image publication - http://www.internationallandscapephotographer.com

2016 Focus Awards - 3rd place in the Seascape Category ​​​​​​​

The dream is always the same...