Dartmoor – Up River at Shaugh Bridge
£249.00 – £325.00Price range: £249.00 through £325.00
Title: Up River at Shaugh Bridge
Artist: Paul Haddon Fine Art Photography
Type: Limited Edition Print
Image size: 84.0cm x 37.0cm
Framed Size (approximate): 112.0cm x 68.5cm
Edition size: 95
Available formats:
Mounted: in a warm white mount
Framed: in a white frame and warm white mount
Up River at Shaugh Bridge Paul Haddon Photography
Emerald Embrace
The photograph showcases a tranquil scene upstream from Shaugh Bridge on Dartmoor. Crystal-clear water flows over smooth, moss-covered rocks. The scene is incredibly peaceful.
Woodland Wonderland
Lush greenery frames the river. Towering trees create a canopy overhead, filtering sunlight onto the stream below. Consequently, the area appears cool and shady.
Nature’s Bridge
A rustic, fallen log acts as a natural bridge, adding a touch of rustic charm. Moreover, it spans the river, creating a focal point within the landscape. This simple bridge complements the natural beauty of the setting.
Serene Tranquillity
The water flows gently over the rocks. In addition, the overall mood of the photo is peaceful and calming. It evokes a sense of serenity and escape.
Paul Haddon Photography
Early Inspiration
At just 14 years old, Paul Haddon discovered his passion for photography when he picked up his dad’s film camera. He spent hours capturing moments with his best friend, Rebel, a German Shepherd. This newfound interest led Paul to enroll in a night school photography course, where he mastered both “O” and “A” level standards within two years.
Pursuit of Unusual Subjects
Paul has always had a fascination with photographing unusual subjects. He remembers haunting cemeteries during late hours, eager to capture that magical play of light on gravestones and churches, sometimes frightening himself in the process. Although work and family commitments temporarily halted his photography pursuits, the advent of digital photography rekindled his enthusiasm two decades later. He eagerly bought his first digital camera to explore the art form again.
Commercial Success and New Ventures
Paul’s first commercial success was a panoramic montage of the Back Beach in Teignmouth, which he sold in his restaurant. As demand for his framed photography grew, he ventured into the picture framing and Fine Art industries. This journey led to the creation of Haddon Galleries in Torquay.
Exploring the World
Today, Paul has the opportunity to travel to exotic locations, capturing an array of subjects from wildlife to street life and landscapes to seascapes. He finds endless amazement and inspiration in nature and the beauty of our world. Transitioning from film to digital photography has allowed Paul to pursue his passion with renewed vigor and creativity.

