Delve into the captivating world of photography and the Suffolk Coast.
The Suffolk Coast is a place of natural beauty, from the iconic Southwold Pier to the serene Aldeburgh beach, this region offers a wealth of photographic opportunities. In these blogs, I discuss the inspiration behind my photography, the techniques used to capture the essence of this idyllic coastal region, and the ways in which my images showcase the diverse landscapes and seascapes of the Suffolk Coast.
Whether you’re a photography enthusiast or simply looking to appreciate the beauty of this picturesque region, these blogs will provide an in-depth look at the art of capturing the Suffolk Coast through the lens.
Nacton Shores, located along the River Orwell in Suffolk, England, is part of a beautiful coastal village with a rich history and breathtaking natural beauty.
I recently attended another workshop at Illuminate Studio in Suffolk once again, but this time, the workshop shifted its focus away from traditional photography and
Southwold, a small town on the Suffolk coast, is a photographer’s paradise. With its historic pier, colourful beach huts and picturesque lighthouse, it offers endless
At the end of 2022, Ilford launched its budget-friendly Kentmere range in medium format. Both 100 and 400 ISO options have been available in 35mm
As we begin a New Year, I wanted to blog about something many of us face as a creative. Something that is essentially baked into
As we approach the end of yet another year, it’s always good to look back through your library of images from the last twelve months
In November I found myself back at Illuminate for an introduction to Large Format Photography. Having shot medium format for several years, I was always
Autumn has arrived, and as much as I dislike the seasonal shift mentally, it’s always great for photography, especially when it comes to a stroll
Pinhole photography consists of a simple lightproof box (cardboard or wooden in most cases), a pinhole aperture, and film. Light is passed through the aperture
Printing your Black and White images in a darkroom was once the main way that photographers crafted their work. Today, instant gratification surrounds us
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