A wander around Bamburgh Castle on a PhotoWalk today.
With such a distinctive landmark it's a challenge to find a new angle.
The old familiar angle from the car park isn't bad though...
Wednesday, 16 January 2019
a new angle
16th Jan 2019, Bamburgh, 11am
A wander around Bamburgh Castle on a PhotoWalk today.
With such a distinctive landmark it's a challenge to find a new angle.
The old familiar angle from the car park isn't bad though...
A wander around Bamburgh Castle on a PhotoWalk today.
With such a distinctive landmark it's a challenge to find a new angle.
The old familiar angle from the car park isn't bad though...
new ground
15th January 2019, Seahouses, 3pm
Not far from where I live but only the second time I've walked on this beach as it's often quite busy.
Not busy today. We walked up and down and explored the cliffs and WW2 remains as the colours changed in the sky.
Not far from where I live but only the second time I've walked on this beach as it's often quite busy.
Not busy today. We walked up and down and explored the cliffs and WW2 remains as the colours changed in the sky.
Monday, 14 January 2019
grey to gold
14th Jan 2019, Embleton Bay, 8am
At 8am it was all very grey from sea to sky and I didn't anticipate much of a sunrise.
By half past some colour had appeared at the edge of the clouds
...and a few minutes later the beach was bathed in golden light
This little wooden boat sits in the window of one of the bungalows and it seemed to be afloat in the reflected sea.
At 8am it was all very grey from sea to sky and I didn't anticipate much of a sunrise.
By half past some colour had appeared at the edge of the clouds
...and a few minutes later the beach was bathed in golden light
This little wooden boat sits in the window of one of the bungalows and it seemed to be afloat in the reflected sea.
Sunday, 13 January 2019
windy morning
13th January 2019, Embleton Bay, 8:30am
The wind was the thing this morning. It brought beautiful waves lit by the sunrise for me and big surf for the surfers.
On a smaller scale it carved pedestals for the seashells but the sand was flying too close to the camera for comfort!
The wind was the thing this morning. It brought beautiful waves lit by the sunrise for me and big surf for the surfers.
On a smaller scale it carved pedestals for the seashells but the sand was flying too close to the camera for comfort!
Saturday, 12 January 2019
expectations
12th January 2019, Budle Bay, 14:30
A busy Saturday and we headed N of Bamburgh to Budle Bay as the sun sank and threw its golden light out over the windy landscape.
I had no expectations of what photographs I would get - or if I would find any, but I always hope there will be something unexpected that catches my eye.
We walked past the happy but tired windsurfers and up to the WW2 coastal battery which framed the view nicely.
The view NE to Lindisfarne framed from the window of Budle bay coastal battery - This was the site of a WW2 heavy artillery gun. (I believe it was a 25 pdr if you're asking!)
A busy Saturday and we headed N of Bamburgh to Budle Bay as the sun sank and threw its golden light out over the windy landscape.
I had no expectations of what photographs I would get - or if I would find any, but I always hope there will be something unexpected that catches my eye.
We walked past the happy but tired windsurfers and up to the WW2 coastal battery which framed the view nicely.
The view NE to Lindisfarne framed from the window of Budle bay coastal battery - This was the site of a WW2 heavy artillery gun. (I believe it was a 25 pdr if you're asking!)
just in time
12th January 2019, Embleton Bay, 8am
The earliness of sunrise nearly caught me out this morning but I got there in the nick of time to snap this shot. All this colour was a good 15 minutes before the sun rose and by 8:29 most colour had faded and we never saw the sun for cloud. There was an early bird photographer already set up with his tripod welly-deep in the stream...
Further up the beach a flock of curlews were roosting by the edge of the water.
Disturbed by our approach they took to the wing and flew along the horizon calling melodically before settling behind us.
Half an hour later and the colour had drained from the sky. The grey clouds were thin & high and weaved a delicate tapestry of patterns across the morning.
The earliness of sunrise nearly caught me out this morning but I got there in the nick of time to snap this shot. All this colour was a good 15 minutes before the sun rose and by 8:29 most colour had faded and we never saw the sun for cloud. There was an early bird photographer already set up with his tripod welly-deep in the stream...
Further up the beach a flock of curlews were roosting by the edge of the water.
Disturbed by our approach they took to the wing and flew along the horizon calling melodically before settling behind us.
Half an hour later and the colour had drained from the sky. The grey clouds were thin & high and weaved a delicate tapestry of patterns across the morning.
Thursday, 10 January 2019
hanging out
10th Jan 2019, Embleton Bay, 8am
It was quiet on the beach so we hung about for a while.
It was quiet on the beach so we hung about for a while.
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