Olex Varn Photography

22/05/2026

Just a few seconds of sunset light before the storm clouds moved in - pure Yorkshire drama. Here is a simple, centred composition to let its character lead the way against the rugged limestone.

15/05/2026

Sunrise at Pico do Areeiro, Madeira
This landscape feels beautifully wild and sharp. The rocky ridges, deep shadows and those spiky plants around the trail. The first light slowly touching the mountains made the whole place feel even more dramatic.

09/05/2026

I deeply value the rare moments when the mist and bluebells align. It’s an ethereal harmony that I never take for granted. Always enjoy this season in my local woods.

01/05/2026

Rain, mist, or sun—Madeira always delivers. A moody sunrise to start the day.
This place is incredible in every weather condition.

24/04/2026

Pico Ruivo
Hiked up to Pico Ruivo in the dark, hoping the conditions would align.
When that first light hit, the mountains picked up the most vivid oranges, turning the jagged peaks of Madeira into liquid fire for a few fleeting minutes.
VisitMadeira

17/04/2026

Last light at Miradouro Pedra Rija, Madeira.
The sun was already gone, but a narrow channel of light found its way through the mountains, lighting up the cliffs above a sea of clouds.

03/04/2026

Aurora night at Skagsanden, Lofoten
We were waiting a lot for solar activity, and finally, the sky came alive with soft green waves above the mountains. Being this far north made it feel even more special.
ChasingLight ArcticVibes LandscapePhotography

20/03/2026

15/03/2026

I love Jamaican hummingbirds.
They aren’t just birds; they are flying jewels. The Red-billed Streamertail, also known as “Doctor Bird”, is a stunning species endemic to Jamaica, meaning you won’t find them anywhere else in the world.

Hummingbird

06/03/2026

Cloud Inversion Yorkshire Dales.
There are moments in the Yorkshire Dales where the line between photography and painting completely disappears.
The way the mist wraps around the dry stone walls and lone barns creates an ethereal layer of depth that you just can’t find on a clear day.