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April Landscape Photography Review 2025

April Awakens: Coastal Walks, Bluebell Woods, and Fields of Gold

April 2025 stirred the South East into life. From misty bluebell dawns in the High Weald to windswept beaches at Rye Harbour, the month was a patchwork of light, colour, and seasonal shift. I explored new paths and returned to familiar ones — chasing moonsets, scouting rapeseed fields, and tracking spring’s quiet arrival through garlic woods and river valleys. Here’s what I found, camera in hand.

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High Weald Woodland Waterfall Photography

Discovering Woodland Waterfalls in Dallington Forest

This December, dense fog blanketed the High Weald, creating a dreamlike backdrop for photography. My first goal was to capture the mature beech trees of Dallington Forest in the mist. I stumbled upon a series of small waterfalls. I decided to follow the stream and uncovered one picturesque cascade after another.

Each waterfall felt like a hidden gem within the foggy woodland, blending seamlessly with the muted colours of winter. The combination of mist and flowing water transformed the landscape into a serene and otherworldly setting.

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Capturing Bodiam Castle: Autumn Photography Guide

Photographing Bodiam Castle in Late Autumn: A Journey Through the High Weald

Nestled in the heart of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in East Sussex, Bodiam Castle is one of England’s most iconic medieval castles. Surrounded by autumnal woodland and rolling countryside, it offers photographers endless opportunities to capture its timeless charm. Over the course of three visits in November, I explored different viewpoints and lighting conditions, seeking to highlight the castle’s beauty as it transitions through late autumn. Here’s a detailed guide to photographing Bodiam Castle during this stunning season.

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Photographing Ashburnham Place in Late Autumn

Capturing the Beauty of Ashburnham Place in Late Autumn

Nestled near Battle in East Sussex, Ashburnham Place is a hidden gem in the High Weald countryside, boasting historic charm, mature woodlands, and vibrant autumn colours. Formerly a stately home and now a Christian retreat, Ashburnham is open to visitors, offering serene grounds and a chance to immerse yourself in centuries-old natural beauty. Late autumn, with its golden hues and tranquil atmosphere, is an especially magical time to explore this picturesque location—whether you’re visiting to soak in the scenery or to capture its beauty through your lens.

In this blog post, I’ll share highlights from two recent visits to Ashburnham Place, my experience photographing its magnificent beech woodlands, and tips for making the most of your time here.

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