Autumn at Knole
Here’s a scene I have wanted to share for a long time but have never been able to decide which of two versions is best. What I think that really tells me is that neither is quite right, but it’s ti...
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Leaf details
We’ve had a pretty long stretch of dry weather here over the past couple of weeks and, as the rain returns this evening, I felt in the mood to share this small detail shot from a visit to Scotney C...
Deer through the trees
As a bit of a break from all the coastal photographs recently, here’s an intimate woodland scene from Knole back in the autumn of 2018.Taken on one of my most productive photography days in the pa...
Golden leaves
Here’s a photograph from a successful day out in November 2018. I got down to Knole deer park in Kent for sunrise and spent the morning there, before driving a little further down the A21 to anothe...
Autumn leaves with the Soligor 100-300 F5
I’ve shared a similar image to this before, taken around the same location in Knole deer park in Kent almost a year ago to the day. As I mentioned describing the previous image, I’d struggled getti...
Scotney sunshine
This was a really lovely day of photography, and the last time—all the way back in November, 7 months ago—that I managed a really focused photography outing before preparations for—and the arrival ...
Passer-by in the fog at Knole
Last autumn I had a couple of delightful early-morning trips to Knole Deer Park in Kent. On this first visit I got fantastic foggy conditions and some of my favourite photos of 2018, most of which ...
The pavilion, Leeds Castle
It's been three months since I’ve published anything here, thanks to a mix of Christmas/New Year and more-pertinently that my wife and I have been preparing for both the arrival of our second child...
Autumn foliage
Here's a quick bit of autumn colour from Knole Deer Park about three weeks ago. I was hoping for another foggy morning after getting an awesome amount of fog on a trip there at the start of Octob...
One of my favourite gates
Gates are funny things to have favourites of, but I do like this one in the grounds of Scotney Castle in Kent. It's not so much the gate itself, which is fairly standard countryside fare, but the s...