Sean Lewis is a freelance photographer based in West Sussex. His aim is to show the essence of nature as an art form.

He started as a wildlife photographer back in the 1980s and studied photography at Brighton City College during the late 90s. During the mid 2000s, Sean turned his attention to landscape and travel photography, working exclusively with 5×4 inch film for a number of years.

Through his photography Sean hopes to communicate his vision of exploration, discovery and beauty within the landscape. He likes to photograph the landscape with careful consideration for composition, investing time waiting for the right light to illuminate the subject be it a wide vista or a fine detail within it. He still uses 5×4 inch film for personal projects, but most of his work is now digital.

Tryfan, Snowdonia

Saint-Hilaire-de-Riez, Vendee, France

River Arun at Houghton

Ogwen Valley, Snowdonia

Mam Tor, Peak Disrict

Langtang Lirung, Nepal

First Rocks, Porlock, Exmoor

Fairy Glen, Snowdonia

First Rocks, Porlock, Somerset

Golden Oak, Peak District

High Brandelhow Jetty, Derwent Water, Lake District

La Roque-Gageac, Dordogne, France

East Head, West Sussex

Derwent Water, Lake District

Daybreak on the River Arun

Cloud Forest, Langtang Valley, Nepal

Blea Tarn, Lake District

Autumnal Symmetry, Peak District

Arun Sunset

Arun Flow, South Stoke, West Sussex

Click on any of the images to view in a slideshow.