Wednesday, January 8, 2020

Hunstanton - Final Images

Just four images to complete the set from our 2 days in Hunstanton and Titchwell - colours of the beaches through the day

Monday, January 6, 2020

Titchwell - Sharing the Beach

A few shots from New Year's Day on Titchwell Beach showing balance of man and birds and the wonderful wide expanses of sand and shells. For those interested in the Olympus Tough that we have acquired, images 3,4 and 5 are taken with it (Raw images).

Sunday, January 5, 2020

High Contrast Monochrome at Hunstanton

One of the topics during our day in Hunstanton was High Contrast Mono, which perfectly suited the very sunny day that we had. These are my favourites. 

Saturday, January 4, 2020

New Year's Day at Titchwell

 On New Year's Day, ten RPS Nature Group Members, partners and friends spent the day photographing the many species present at Titchwell admid crowds of bird watchers there to start their 2020 new bird lists. The day started overcast with poor light conditions for bird photography but the cloud gradually lifted to give a sunny afternoon with perfect lighting on the beach. I think curlew are may favourite in flight birds but the Oystercatcher came a close second. Lots of waders and ducks to test the camera focusing plus a very obliging Little Egret. Even a glimpse of an Otter but it was so quick as it undulated through the water.
 

Friday, January 3, 2020

Hunstanton Cliffs, Beach and Fulmars

We were very lucky to have a beautiful sunset for the end of our RPS day in Hunstanton. I spent a time photographing the Fulmars as they flew in and out from the cliff - their straight wing flight reveals their close relationship to albatrosses. Later views of the cliffs and wonderful rock shapes and colours took over. Even found someone with a Field Camera on the beach.

Thursday, January 2, 2020

All the Fun of the Fair at Hunstanton

One of our subjects for the RPS walk around Hunstanton was 'A Long Way from Summer' and certainly the Fun Fair in its winter state emplifies this well.
  

Ann Miles Photography - My Favourite Images of the Past10 years or so