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March Landscape Photography 2024

What follows is a review of Landscape and seascape photography during March 2024. The majority of the time spent outdoors was on the south downs and coast of East Sussex.

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February 2024 Landscape Photography Review

February 2024: A Photographic Expedition

Embarking on a journey across varied landscapes, February 2024 presented a tapestry of photographic opportunities, from the undulating hills of East Sussex to the captivating seascapes of South Devon. Despite the challenges of an exceptionally rainy season, perseverance and timely excursions resulted in a diverse collection of over 50 striking images. These visual treasures, now ready to grace the galleries of stock photography, capture the essence of the month’s dynamic moods. However, an unforeseen bout of illness post-adventure has temporarily paused the wanderlust, leading to a reflective pause in early March.

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Dorset Road Trip Photography

To break up the long road trip from east Sussex to south Devon I stopped off in west Dorset both before arriving in Devon and after leaving. West Dorset has some iconic locations and landmarks that I had not visited or photographed before.

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Best Landscape Photography January 2024

Embarking on January’s photographic journey, I found myself weaving through the muted tapestry of winter, from the rolling South Downs to the rugged coastlines of East Sussex. This month was a testament to the quiet majesty of dawn and the raw beauty of the natural world in its most introspective season. Each frame captured tells a story of early morning stillness, the challenge of capturing light’s elusive dance, and the serene solitude of the English countryside. Join me as I recount the adventures behind the lens, the lessons learned, and the moments of tranquillity found in the pursuit of the perfect shot.

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December 2023 Landscape Photography

Capturing December: A Month in Review Through the Lens

As the final chapter of 2023 unfolded, December brought with it a tapestry of photographic opportunities, each telling its own unique story. This month was a time of reflection and exploration, a period where every photograph captured not just a scene, but a moment in time. From the frost-kissed mornings to the early winter sunsets, December’s diverse palette of light and landscape offered an abundance of moments worth freezing in frame.

Join me as I revisit these December days, sharing the stories behind each photograph and the lessons learned along the way. Whether you’re a fellow photographer seeking inspiration or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of the world through a lens, there’s something in this month’s review for everyone.

Round Bewl Water Scout

North East Kent Photography

Embarking on a Winter Journey: Discovering the North East Kent Coast

As the winter chill wrapped around England, I found myself embarking on a road trip that promised a blend of adventure and tranquility. Leaving behind the familiar landscapes of East Sussex, I set off towards the North East coast of Kent. A region known for its picturesque bays, historic towers, and charming seaside towns, Kent beckoned with the allure of undiscovered vistas and photographic treasures.

From the serene morning light at Whitstable Beach to the dramatic sea stacks of Botany Bay, each stop along the coast offered a unique story. I navigated through bustling towns, quiet beaches, and the unpredictable English weather, all while capturing the essence of this stunning region through my lens.

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November 2023 Landscape Photography Review

November’s Tapestry

Embarking on a journey through the crisp and colorful landscapes of the High Weald in November was a captivating exploration of autumn’s last breath. From misty woodlands near Three Cups Corner to the elevated views from Herrings Hill and the serene beauty of Dallington, each adventure painted a unique canvas of nature’s transformation. As the month unfolded, I navigated familiar paths and sought out new viewpoints, capturing the essence of the season. Join me in reliving the November escapades that unfolded amid misty mornings, vibrant hues, and the quiet beauty of the High Weald.

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Landscape Photography October 2023

Unveiling October’s Journey

October 2023 marked a month of transition and exploration. As the remnants of summer gave way to the embrace of autumn, I embarked on a series of photography expeditions in the serene landscapes of East Sussex, capturing the essence of a changing season. This October, the story unfolded with a backdrop of readjustment, wet weather challenges, and the return to the realm of full-time work.

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Firle Beacon Misty Morning

Introduction

The weather predictions looked good for another September misty morning on the south downs in east Sussex. But an early rise two mornings pre dawn was a bit too much to ask. Still later on in the morning decided to visit Firle beacon for a brisk walk and observe the conditions

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Wilmington Hill Misty Morning

Introduction

Morning mist was predicted a few days ahead on the weather apps and this was confirmed the evening before on the south east BBC news weather. The plan was to visit Wilmington Hill on the south downs. So alarm was set for 4:30AM and I managed to drag myself out of bed at that unsociable hour.

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May 2023 Landscape Photography Review

What follows is a compilation of the best landscape photography and locations visited during the month of May 2023.

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Ditchling Beacon Dew Pond

The first photo walk of April 2023 was a hike and scout from the foot of Blackcap then along the south downs ways to Ditchling beacon and the dew pond. Hopefully to catch a sunset.

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