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Landscape & Seascape Photography Blog & News - Trip Reports, Camera Reviews & Photo News
2014 Calendar – A4 British Landscape Photo Calendar
10th May 2013
10th May 2013
Building on the success of my 2013 calendar, I have started the time consuming task of beginning to put together the artwork for my 2014 Calendar. This years British landscape photography calendar will be similar in design to last years, being A4 in size when closed and opening up to A3 when hung on the wall.
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Entries to Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year 2013
27th April 2013
27th April 2013
After my near success in last years Take a View landscape photographer of the year competition with 5 short-listed entries, I have decided again (against my better judgement) to put some entries in this year’s competition in the Classic View and Your View categories. The task of choosing images for this competition is always difficult, looking through past winners and inclusions in the Landscape Photographer of the Year book always leaves me a little puzzled as to the kind of image that may do well in the competition.
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Castles and Seascapes | Photography trip to Bamburgh Castle on the Northumberland Coastline
08th April 2013
08th April 2013
Over the Easter bank holiday weekend I had the opportunity to stay with friends right by the coastline in Bamburgh on the Northumberland Coast. Whilst this wasn’t a dedicated photography trip I managed to squeeze in a few trips down to the areas around Bamburgh Castle to capture it in a variety of lighting conditions, the photographs that I came back with were very pleasing and a good achievement in the limited time.
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Peak District Photography Guide Part 3 - Mam Tor, Castleton and the Great Ridge of Edale
06th April 2013
06th April 2013
The third part of my Peak District landscape photography location guide takes us to the well visited area around Castleton, including the ever popular locations of the Great Ridge of Edale which includes Mam Tor, Hollins Cross, Back Tor and Lose Hill. The Great Ridge is a huge ridge which separates the vales of Edale and Castleton and runs for approximately 2 miles.
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Curbar and Baslow Edge - Part 2 of my Peak District Photography Guide
27th March 2013
27th March 2013
Following on from my first part of my guide to photography locations in the Peak Disitrct National Park, part two features another favourite area of mine Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge in the Peak District which are both classic viewpoints in the Peak District and a firm favourite with landscape photographers.
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