Showing posts with label National Trust. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Trust. Show all posts

Friday, January 30, 2026

Winter Walk at Wimpole Estate

Very enjoyable walk in the sunshine at Wimpole Estate yesterday morning wih my full-spectrum camera.

Sunday, June 8, 2025

Gunby Hall NT Lincolnshire Infrared

 Yesterday was a day of very heavy showers and stormy skies for a visit to Gunby Hall, an interesting NT house with wonderful gardens and grounds (and a good tearoom!). For some of the day, I used my compact Sony RX100 which I had converted for infrared photography. Here are a few views - I usually concentrate on scenes with a mixture of buildings and vegetation and on trees.

Tuesday, May 30, 2023

Hive Beach Burton Bradstock (NT)

Our first choice of venue for our trip had to be Hive Beach - with its sandy beach, thrift-covered cliff walk, shingle flower specialities at Cogdon beach (Yellow-horned poppies, Sea kale and Sea Campion) and picturesque village (Burton Bradstock) complete with stream and meadows (insects etc to follow). No orchids anywhere but a great amount of the very local Adders' Tongue and wild Foetid Iris

Sunday, August 7, 2022

Wicken Fen (NT) in the Summer

An attempt to show the essence of  Wicken Fen on a sunny day. The stars are the White Water lillies at their best in all the Lodes. Large numbers of Willow Emerald Damselflies and Ruddy Darters as well as larger species such as Emperor and Brown Hawker - too fast to capture. Birdlife fairly limited and the heat produced too much haze for clear shots across the water. Common Blue and Argos Brown butterflies photographed