Remarkable D-Day 80 Black and White Photos

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Black and white photography has a unique allure that transcends time, stripping away the distractions of colour to reveal the essence of the subject. Attending the commemorative event at the Control Tower at the former RAF base at Greenham Common presented me with a perfect opportunity to harness the power of black and white photography. This site, rich with historical significance, was once at the heart of pivotal moments during the Cold War. The Control Tower, now a symbol of reflection and remembrance, stands as a testament to the past. Photographing this event in black and white photos not only highlighted the details of theRead More →

Mushroom Macro Photography

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On the border of rural North Hampshire and Berkshire, England, lies a hidden gem known as Wasing Country Park. It’s a place that holds a special place in my heart, not just for its scenic beauty but for the endless photographic opportunities it offers. On a recent crisp Autumn day, I embarked on a personal trip to explore the enchanting world of mushroom macro photography, armed with my camera and a keen eye for capturing the magic hidden in the forest. The Enchanting Woodland of Wasing Country Park Wasing Country Park is a serene oasis, a place where nature thrives in all its glory. AsRead More →

Jacobite Train Photography: A Journey Through Time

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Welcome to the captivating world of Jacobite Train Photography Fort William and Railway Photography Scotland, where I embarked on a journey to immortalise the enchanting steam train experience in the breathtaking landscapes of Scotland. As an avid photographer with a deep appreciation for the nostalgic charm of steam trains, my desire to capture the essence of the Jacobite Train has led me on an extraordinary adventure through the picturesque Scottish countryside. In this personal narrative, I invite you to join me as I delve into the art of photography, chasing the perfect shot while embracing the timeless allure of steam train travel. Get ready toRead More →

Aldermaston Wharf

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Aldermaston Wharf, a small village located in England (Aldermaston Wharf Postcode RG7 4JS), is a picturesque location that offers a wealth of photographic opportunities during the winter months. As a photographer with a Canon 5DSR, I have spent time walking up and down the canal covering a distance of approximately 5 miles, capturing stunning images of the area’s history, weather, canal, locks, and nature. There is a lovely little cafe there, but you will need to check out the aldermaston wharf cafe opening times. There is limited aldermaston wharf parking however, I’ve never found a problem in the winter months. In this blog, I willRead More →

Fuel Your Inspiration with 6 Breathtaking Winter Photography Shots along the Kennet and Avon

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I’m still enjoying photographing the very mild Autumn we are having here in the UK. But it’s time to start thinking about the Winter Photography on the Kennet and Avon Canal, one of my favourite short walks. Winter on the Kennet and Avon Canal just down the road at Aldermaston Wharf. The Wonders of Winter Photography on the Kennet and Avon Canal Walk at Aldermaston Wharf The Kennet and Avon Canal is a beautiful 87-mile-long waterway that runs through the heart of southern England, connecting the River Thames in Reading to the River Avon in Bath. This canal is known for its beautiful scenery, peacefulRead More →