Stephen Paul Young Photography
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Autumn comes softly here, beneath the canopy of Great Haughurst Copse — a season stitched together from wind, woodsmoke, and the slow drift of colour through the trees. In autumn woodland photography, the mornings are filled with movement: deer slipping through wet bracken, jays cracking acorns in the hush before rain. Each path feels alive, expectant, as…
Slow the shutter, steady the mind, and see your world anew. The Quiet Call of the Walk & Photography for Mental Health I find the best walks begin in stillness. Before the light has quite arrived, before the robins start their patient rehearsals, I’m already lacing my old boots. The roads that leads out of Tadley,…
There’s a kind of quiet magic in photographing Brown Hares at sunrise. Just beyond the edge of Baughurst Copse, where the mist hangs low over the fields and the birds begin their tentative morning calls, I’ve found both wildlife and peace. It’s here — in the stillness before the world wakes up — that I turn…
A New Approach to a Familiar Place There’s something uniquely rewarding about rising before the sun, heading out into the quiet of the countryside, and waiting for the world and the Brown Hare to wake up. This morning was no exception. I set out early to Baughurst Copse, a place I’ve explored many times, but…