Blog Back Issues 2024-Part-1

Recent trips to photograph bluebells and tulips remind me that it’s worth taking a look.

In the last of three print rounds, I maintain my 8/10 minimum score benchmark.

A fabulous sunrise sky makes the fierce early get up for Happisburgh worthwhile.

An early get up for sunrise at Cromer delivers some interesting images.

Overstrand at low tide provides so many photographic opportunities and keepers

A return visit to Walcott at high tide results in a few keepers.

A few days in London with a fisheye lens produces some pleasing captures.

In this round of POTY, I achieve a none too shabby 18/20 combined score.

A wander around Pakefield is the perfect setting to test a fisheye lens.

A sunrise shoot at Walcott proves challenging but shows potential.

Peak District: Culvert, Padley Gorge, Ladybower Reservoir Plugholes, Ratcliffe Power Station.

Peak District: Chrome Hill, Hope Cement Works, Magpie Mine.

A repeat visit to Gunton and looking for different subjects works well.

A dull Winter’s morning turns out to be a rewarding and enjoyable trip out.

A decent set of keepers from a sunrise visit to the Gun Hill beach huts in Southwold.

In the latest club competition (print round), I achieve my aim of breaking the 8 point score ceiling.

A trip out with some new gear snags some decent images.

Covehithe in Suffolk at sunrise provides an interesting set of shots.

Happisburgh and a fantastic sunrise delivers again.

My first visit to East Lane Bawdsey in Suffolk grabs some pleasing shots.

A trip further afield to Essex drops a few nice shots into the Keeper’s collection.

The image I think will be a top scorer doesn’t break the 8/10 barrier.

A longer trip to Felixstowe in Suffolk drops plenty of keepers into the bag.

Photography goals for 2024, starting with assessment of those set at the start of 2023.