Jacob Little is south west based photographer and writer based in Bristol. Publications and clients include Guardian Travel, iNews, Coast magazine, Reclaim Magazine, Discover Britain and others.

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Out in the wilds of Scotland with only the sound of the sea and the animals for company. Back from calling this tiny off-grid shepherd's hut on the little island of Eilean Shona home for the weekend. Feature and more pics coming soon...
Warming brews for the the autumn cold
Into Barra's familiar Hebridean grey on the way to its furthest westerly point.
Crazy clouds and evening colours last summer on the Summer Islands, sea kayaking for a @coastmaguk story. Back to Scotland in one month. Cannot wait.
Autumn feels like it is arriving quickly. Bring on the browns and greens of blustery Welsh walks
Bright sunny mornings this time last year with @trucksurfhotel for @guardian
It feels as though summer is beginning to wave its long goodbye, welcoming in fresh breezes, early nights and potent swells. Here's one from headier sunset times on the Isles of Scilly in July
'We're going to have to live in close harmony with the earth. There's a lot we don't know. We need places we can learn how.' - John Kauffmann, 1970s conservation pioneer.
Happy Monday! Today on @telegraphtravel, I tackle the subject of Penzance's regeneration and path to feeling like a confident, welcoming town once again. Featuring @thecornishbarn, @chapelhousepz, @jubileepool and some other gems, including the rather superbly planted and devised @tremenheeresculpturegardens pictured! :)
Sunny lazy pool days
Wonderful gastronomic delights in Italia @mrbengolding
Looking back at the Mainland
The continual coming and going of St Michael's Mount's ferry boats
Great to see Jubilee Pool open and providing space for the community to swim and stay active. I've spent the weekend in Penzance for @telegraphtravel and it's wonderful to see the town with a new sense of optimism and confidence for it's future. Read more about the businesses and the community spirit behind its redevelopment soon.
Temperatues like these best spent in places like this....
The recipe for a perfect Landy: faded, slightly mouldy, in a field that's a bit overgrown, off-set wipers and bags of charm. Lovely to see this still on St Martin's.
Pendeen Watch was automated in 1995, but that doesn't stop there being a stragely homely quality to the lighthouse, the outbuildings and the old keeper's accommodation buildings. Also, there's something wonderfully ominous about those fog horns...
Prawns on the fire for lunch & sunny summer days at Portheras Cove.
Bristol summer city nights on film
Special nights down west