I recently drove to Highdown Gardens in Worthing to capture some more beautiful flowers before autumn kicks in fully.
It is a beautiful location with such an interesting history of being a chalk pit. As well as that, it’s also free to enter and parking is right next to the gardens.
Here are some of my favourite photos from my visit:
In August, we focussed on capturing more flowers and insects as the end of summer was becoming closer and closer. We went to local parks in Bognor Regis, West Sussex to get the shots.
After seeing posts online about a field of poppies, I decided to drive down there to have a look. The Trundle is near Chichester, and has a car park right next to the field. As you approach, there seems to be an endless amount of poppies stretching for miles. It’s always amazing seeing sights like this on your doorstep.
Here are some of my favourite photos from the trip:
June was a great month for photography! I got a new extender for my lens for macro photography, did some headshot sessions, captured some beautiful wildflowers, and shot a wedding.
Lots of variation this month with lots of amazing subjects!
Here are some of my favourite photos taken throughout the month:
Each year in my local area, there is a patch of wildflowers which I go to photograph. It’s located between a car park and road, and really brings some colour to the area. It’s lovely for bees and humans alike, and I’d love to see more of this.
I love macro photography, and capturing tiny details of plants and insects. I always find that it’s important to take photos for fun, as well as photography for work.
Recently, I bought an extender for my macro lens. This means I can get even closer to my subjects, and capture even more detail.
It will take time to get used to it but I’m loving the results already!
So today is world bee day, a day of celebrating these amazing insects which do so much for the planet. I love photographing bees and try to get as close as possible without disturbing them. I’ve recently bought an extender for my macro lens and look forward to it arriving so I can try it out! Here are some bee photos I took last year during the summer, when they were out in an abundance.
I recently photographed forget me nots in a local park, I love their vibrant colour and how small they are! There’s always so many to be found.
After going to Cissbury Ring, it was only right to visit Chanctonbury Ring too.
It was definitely a different experience to Cissbury Ring. This time, the walk started in a woodland area up a hill where I saw a grand tree with its roots exposed. Once up the hill I was greeted by lots of open space. There were many different routes, and I ended up walking about six miles, the trials seemed like they would never end.
Here are some photos I took on my walk, showing my favourite parts:
April is known for it’s abundance of bluebells, and I unfortunately missed them last year as I was working hard on finishing University. This year I’m going to be capturing as many bluebells as I can, and my favourite shot will be featured in my next yearly calendar!
Here are some photos from my first trip to a local park:
