Landscape gallery

Landscape photography is a demanding art, on a number of levels – technically, artistically and even physically! The more time we devote to landscape, the more we appreciate the delights of street photography – little gear to carry, not far to travel and a coffee shop always on hand!

That said, landscape photography has really captured our imagination recently. It is teaching us a wide range of skills we never needed before – for example how to control light with filters, how to ensure your shots are rock steady, long exposure photography and the curious appeal of infra-red.

We hope you like the gallery below – our adventure with landscape is only just beginning, but it looks like it is going to become one of our favourite forms of photography!

Not-so-Bluebells
Sun flare at Camber
Acer in Sheffield Park
The eye of the storm, Newhaven
Bluebell woods in infrared
Late sunshine on North Yorks moors
Walking to Beachy Head
Of the coast of Porthleven
Misty woodland in North Yorkshire
Spring sunset at Camber Sands
Red leaves in the mist
Grass at sunset, Camber Sands
Waves overcoming Newhaven breakwater
Tree on a bluff, Nymans Gardens
Eagle’s Nest
Mist over Berchtesgaden from the Eagle’s Nest
Summer becomes winter
View from bus window, Yosemite in the rain
Tree tunnel in West Sussex
Pebbles in a rock at Rottingdean, Sussex
Panorama near Lands End, Cornwall
Lone tree at Nymans
Late autumn view of Sheffield Park lake
Oaks in infrared
The tallest tree in Sussex, Nyman’s arboretum
View over the pebble beach, near Brighton
Seaweed study at low tide
Slow exposure of Rottingdean at low tide
Wild horses at Newhaven
Sunlit waves in winter storm, Newhaven
Copse in a field near Findon, Sussex
Spectral light at Nymans Woods
Birling gap at low tide
Winter sun at Nymans Gardens
An outcrop of rocks on Dartmoor
Blue seas off the Cornish coast
Lone tree on Dartmoor
Tree and stump, Nymans Gardens
Sand and sea, Birling
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