Lloyd Evans ▲ UK

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Story driven commercial photographer Frome, 🇬🇧 @oppo product ambassador @wearefound.uk - weddings

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Stop photographing the view. Well, maybe don’t stop completely. When you arrive somewhere like Glencoe, it’s hard not to point your camera at everything in front of you. The scale of the Scottish Highlands is almost intimidating. But once I’ve got that photograph, I try to stop looking at the landscape as one big view and start looking for the smaller photographs within it. Clouds moving across a mountain. A path leading to the next hike. Someone walking into the frame. Light changing one small part of a much bigger scene. Sometimes that means moving a few metres. Sometimes it means reaching for a longer lens. It’s simply waiting and watching what happens. The big view might be what made me stop, but it’s rarely the only photograph I want to come away with. Photograph the view. Just don’t stop once you’ve photographed the obvious. 📍Glencoe, Scottish Highlands, Scotland. 12 Aug 2026 There seem to be quite a few new faces around here, so hello 👋 I’m Lloyd, a photographer and visual creator based in the South West. I photograph and create video quite a broad mix of things, from commercial campaigns and people to travel, landscapes and weddings. The common thread has always been light and showcasing people and places at their best. At the heart of it, I’m a storyteller. I have a background in theatre lighting, which has influenced the way I see things more than I probably realise. I’m still a lighting designer alongside photography, and that obsession with light has found its way into pretty much everything I shoot. I’m originally from Wales, but now live in Frome, Somerset with Sophie and our little boy Rowan. Sophie is also the other half of We Are Found, our wedding photography business, so photography is very much woven into our lives. Outside of work, I’m happiest outdoors. Give me mountains, a coastline or somewhere I’ve never been before armed with my Sony camera or drone and I’m usually pretty content. Over the years photography has taken me to some incredible places, introduced me to incredible people and somehow resulted in me pointing cameras, phones and drones at all sorts of things for a living. No week is ever the same. Becoming a dad last year has shifted things a little too. I still want to travel, make work I’m proud of and see where all of this takes me, but there’s a much bigger reason behind why I’m doing it now. So if you’ve arrived here recently, welcome. And if you’ve been here for years, thanks for sticking around. It felt like a good time to introduce myself again. Hey, I’m Lloyd. • • • Cover photo credit @keefikus Photo 2 @thechaosdiaries 10 Aug 2026 Back in the Scottish Highlands. We’re currently making our way around Skye, and being back amongst these landscapes had me looking back at our last autumn’s road trip. Last year we took the Peugeot through the Highlands, exploring some incredible roads and autumn colour. Scotland in autumn keeps bringing me back this is the 4th time here during autumn and I can’t get enough. Looking forward to sharing photos from this trip very soon! 📍 Scottish Highlands, Scotland 21 Oct 2026 This Sunday I’m heading back to London to once again partner up with @oppouk. I’ll be hosting a photography masterclass centred around the Find X10 Pro Max, sharing how I got on with the phone during my recent trip to the Scottish Highlands and the thinking behind some of my favourite photographs. Alongside the talk, I’ll be leading a photowalk, sharing how I approach composition, light, movement and story as we explore. Then I’ll be handing over the reins for “One Scene, Two Photographers”, choosing a subject together and seeing how differently we photograph it. There’ll be phones to try, a city photography challenge and a chance to win an OPPO Find X10 Pro Max Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit. Join us on Sunday 8 November, 12:30–4pm at The Gallery, Tileyard, London. ake a look at the Eventbrite page for the full details. Looking forward to this one. 📸 All photos shot on the Find X10 Pro Max 04 Nov 2026 Lofoten in colour. One of the things I kept noticing across these little fishing villages was how much the buildings stood out against everything around them. Red and yellow cabins tucked beneath huge mountains, dark water, grey skies and constantly changing weather. The landscape can feel enormous and quite severe, but those small flashes of colour give your eye somewhere to land. I think that contrast is what I kept coming back to with these photographs and why even after 4 years they’re still some of my favourite photos. A few frames from around Lofoten, Norway. 🇳🇴 30 Sep 2026 Relaxing in luxury. There’s something pretty special about escaping to the Scottish Highlands in autumn, especially when you’ve got somewhere like @monboddolodge to come back to after a day exploring. We had every weather whilst we were in Scotland but the day we we arrived was treated to this amazing sunset. Sophie is currently in her Traitors era, and looking out across the landscape, we couldn’t help but feel like we were shooting one of the cutaway shots from the show. A little luxury I’d happily return to. 📍 Foyers, Scotland 02 Nov 2026 Reasons to stay this winter… Your own sauna, a wood-fired tub and a countryside walk to the pub. Just to name a few. The Red Cabin Hill Farm, Somerset Captured by @lloydevansphoto 27 Oct 2026 Autumn doesn’t ALWAYS need sunshine 🍁 A grey day is still a good reason to take your camera out in autumn. Soft light gives the colour room to stand out. Red leaves against pale stone, or a single orange leaf against the shade, can be enough to build a photograph around. When I’m photographing during the autumn I’m paying attention to what sits behind the colour. A small change in where you stand can make it much easier to see. Revisiting Stourhead from 2024, with a fresh edit as another autumn begins. Do you prefer photographing autumn under grey skies or in the sunshine? 📍Stourhead, Wiltshire 05 Oct 2026 A new camera. A familiar adventure. 📷 Introducing the OPPO Find X10 Pro Max. There’s no better way for me to get to know a new camera than taking it somewhere I know I’ll want to photograph everything. We headed straight to the Scottish Highlands, chasing the autumn colours across Skye and Glencoe. It was a brilliant opportunity to put the camera through its paces and see what I could capture in a place that means so much to me. With three 200MP Hasselblad cameras covering ultra-wide, main and telephoto perspectives, there’s an incredible amount of creative flexibility to explore. One of the things I was particularly excited to try was OPPO’s new LUMO colour system, designed to capture more natural, accurate colours while preserving the atmosphere of a scene. Here’s a first look at the phone, alongside some of my favourite photographs from the trip. #OPPO #OPPOFindX10ProMax #ShotOnOPPO #ScottishHighlands @oppouk @shotonoppo 30 Oct 2026 Low cloud and the misty isle. I cannot wait to be back on Skye next weekend. There’s something about Scotland that always pulls me back in, and spending two weeks there during the peak of autumn is a real highlight. I love how quickly the landscape can disappear into cloud and then open up again a few minutes later. The light after the rain, those little white houses sitting in the landscape and the magic that only Skye seems to have. These photographs are from our last autumn trip. We barely saw the sun for nine days, but that just made it more dramatic. That’s probably what I love most about photographing Scotland. It never feels finished, and I’ll always be drawn back there. 📍 Isle of Skye, Scotland 09 Oct 2026 Full steam ahead. It truly feels like summer is over which means autumn is on its way and our annual trip to the highlands. I’ve been looking back through some of my favourite photographs from Glenfinnan, and they’ve made me very ready for the next few months and the changing colour. There’s something about autumn especially in Scotland that always suits the way I like to photograph. A little moodier, a little less predictable, and usually better for it. Not long now. Glenfinnan, Scottish Highlands 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 07 Sep 2026 The revisit I’ve photographed Durdle Door more times than I can remember and more times than in this post. When I come back to these RAW files, I thought I was just going to re-edit them. Instead, it made me realise how much my photography has changed. Back then I was chasing the obvious photograph. The wide vista. The epic landscape. The must have shots. Now I spend longer looking before I press the shutter. I’m thinking more about light, atmosphere, layers and simplicity. More about story and ultimately what the viewer will take away. Sometimes the best photograph isn’t the one that shows everything, it’s the one that makes you feel like you were there. I’m curious… have you ever gone back to old work and realised it wasn’t your editing that had changed, but the way you see? 31 Jul 2026

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