A bright, mild Sunday in February finally brought some proper sunshine to Gloucestershire, so I headed out into the back garden with the Nikon D850, the Tamron SP 90mm f/2.8 macro, and an LED ring light mounted on the front of the lens. Even a small garden transforms once you Continue Reading
Wildlife
Capturing the Magic of the New Forest: An Autumn Photography Adventure
The New Forest, with its ancient woodlands, wild ponies, and free-roaming deer, offers photographers an extraordinary canvas that changes with every season. During a recent autumn visit, I explored three remarkable locations that showcase the diversity of this Hampshire treasure: Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary, the historic Knightwood Oak, and the magnificent Continue Reading
Exploring Bempton Cliffs Nature Reserve – A Photographer’s Paradise on the Yorkshire Coast
Nestled along the rugged Yorkshire coastline lies Bempton Cliffs, an RSPB Nature Reserve that embodies raw, untamed beauty and a sanctuary for some of the UK’s most remarkable seabirds. It was an early start for us, leaving long before sunrise for a four-hour drive that brought us to this wildlife Continue Reading
Photography with the Tranquil Beauty and Wildlife of Hill Court Farm & The Blacklands
Introduction There’s a unique photographic magic to Hill Court Farm & The Blacklands that reveals itself as soon as you step into its quiet expanse. Tucked away in Worcestershire’s countryside, this restored haven of wetlands and grazing marshes promises more than just picturesque views; it invites you to slow down Continue Reading
Capturing Solitude and History: A Scenic Walk Along the Severn Way from Hawbridge
Exploring the Severn Way at Hawbridge proved to be a truly secluded and rewarding experience. This circular walk began at the River Severn crossing, following the scenic Severn Way to a fascinating historical gem—a disused lock that once marked the entrance to the defunct Coombe Hill Canal. Along the way, Continue Reading