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This shot sums up our few days away in Northumberland – beautiful weather and beautiful scenery. Taken on our walk along the coast starting from Boulmer (pronounced Boomer).
Whilst we were based on the coast for our Northumberland break we did venture in land to Thrunton Woods on the edge of the Northumberland National Park and took a 9 mile walk, including getting up, what the locals call, heart attack hill – it was pretty steep!
We had a week away this last week, hence the updates to the web site are late, however, we will catch up over the next few days. Our first day there saw us arrive in time to get down onto the beach for sunset and we were treated to a
So, 11 hours after I was here last I made it, along with other members of the Dunmow Photography Club, for sunrise. We arrived at 6.00am whilst it was still pitch black – the sky was clear but the mist that had come in last night was thickly blanketing much
There may be (hopefully) 2 photos from this location today and tomorrow… Today I caught the sunset at the lake in Hatfield Forest and the mist rolled in down the lake over the space of about an hour. Tomorrow, if I get up, I’ll be back here at 6.00am to
Now…I know…you see a lot of Doctors Pond in this 366 project…but I very rarely get up in time to see the sun rise…so when I do, I’m going to show the results (and yes…I have done a sun rise of Doctor’s Pond before). So, despite a heavy cold I
The forecast said Saturday was going to be the dry day of the weekend so we set off for a walk around Rowney Woods in the hope that we may see some deer as we head into the rutting season. The woods were unusually quiet, no people and no deer,
I decided, probably rather rashly, to take a City and Guilds Level 2 Photography course. Today was the induction course which was something of a shambles. I turned up at 7.00 to discover that it didn’t start until 7.30 (I was not alone!) and then only 4 of us turned
Look through this 366 project and you’ll come across a fair few Doctors Pond shots. In my defence, when you get a sunset like this, why wouldn’t you shoot it?
Bishops Stortford Camera Club today and we returned to Hatfield Forest for a bit of light painting. When I arrived I had just missed the full sunset…but this wasn’t too shabby.
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