Mid December 2022 and the landscape had been transformed by a winter snow storm and sub zero temperatures. Come the weekend decided on a return to Kingston Ridge on the south downs in East Sussex to hopefully photograph this snow covered winter wonderland.
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Poynings South Downs
An early July afternoon decided to scout out a new location on the South Downs in West Sussex. Was going to take a hike up Newtimber hill near Poynings and check out the views, perhaps hang around until golden hour and sunset.
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April Landscape Photography
April 2021 comes to an end. Time for another landscape photography round up of the month of April. April 2021 has been one of the driest on record, no April showers. Very sunny dry days but cold nights and frosty mornings.
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Best Month Landscape Photography 2019
2019 was another active year walking and landscape photography across the south east, south west and then moving to the east of England. What follows is a compilation of my best landscape photos for each month during 2019.
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Bedfordshire Landscape Photography July
More landscape photography around east England with a few visits into Bedfordshire and more from Hertfordshire. What follows is a compilation of the best landscape compositions from the month of July.
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Full Moon Ditchling South Downs
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?
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From Firle along the River Ouse
Studying OS maps online I was keen to walk and take landscape photographs of areas of the south downs that I had not visited yet living in east Sussex. Today would be a morning start over Firle Beacon and Itford Hill and then down along the river Ouse towards Lewes.
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