England Landscape Photography
Walking Hiking England
Before starting my road trip proper, I needed to return to my home town of Crawley in West Sussex from Hastings. I would be in the area for a few days and intended to do some walks while there with Worth Forest looking like a good location due to the cloudy overcast and stormy weather.
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I’m back! from outer space. After completing my works contract in Hastings I did some travelling abroad from September until end of November. So I missed all those autumn colours. I returned to Hastings end of November and was looking forward to getting back into some landscape photography around the UK through the winter months.
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Although I had covered most of the South Downs in East Sussex over the last year, there were still pockets left undiscovered. I also realised this late in the day I not have a good landscape photo of the White Horse on high and over. That was where I was heading via hiking through Friston forest.
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The forecast was a cloudy Saturday morning but needed to get out for a good walk and not too far away. My initial plan was a walk from Wilmington over Crane Down and then onto Friston forest.
Continue reading Crane Down Folkington Hill East Sussex
While ascending Ditchling beacon on the south downs I noticed the outline of Wolstonbury hill on the border in West Sussex. I knew then I would return to walk to its summit and take some landscape photographs from there.
Continue reading Wolstonbury Hill South Downs West Sussex
It was that time of the month when the moon would rise on the south east horizon close to the sun setting in the north west, at least over the weekend. I would head back to the south downs for an evening walk to capture the moon and the sun but where?
Continue reading Full Moon Ditchling South Downs
I had selected a few locations within Kent that looked interesting from a landscape photography and walking perspective. With a description of steep escarpments of the north downs and glorious views over Kent, Boxley was next on my hit list.
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I was running out of new places to visit in east Sussex, so this weekend I decided to push further afield in Kent. I chose to visit the countryside around the village of Brenchley on the edge of high weald.
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I was having a difficult time choosing a location for some landscape photography and a good walk. Finally I chose on a road-trip along the east Sussex coast from Cliff End near Pett then to go onto Camber Sands and finally Dungerness in Kent to capture some Seascapes.
Continue reading Seascapes from Cliff End to Camber Sands
From the OS Maps online I liked the look of the countryside around Burwash common on the high weald in east Sussex. Lots of contours, perhaps good viewpoints for some landscape photography and a walk.
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From December 2017 into the new year I went on many walks around East Sussex and Kent and took many landscape photographs during the winter months. Not all the locations I visited from winter into spring 2018 produced enough content for a post on their own, but individually I took some photographs I would like to share and are worthy of a mention. What follows is a compilation of winter landscape photography around the south east from December 2017 to March 2018.
Continue reading Winter Landscape Photography East Sussex Kent
First landscape photography trip of August and I wanted to catch the Golden hour from the south downs looking east from Swanborough hill near Kingston.
Continue reading Southease South Downs Golden Hour
