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Landscape

Landscape photography demands a lot of time in finding locations and setting up the shots. I travel a fair bit and usually with my wife. So it can be difficult to take the time to get the right shots. I have used a number of different setups from a Hasselblad X1dII to a Leica SL2S, SL3, Q3 and Q3-43. These are my favourites. (Click on second picture to view in expanded mode)

Blue Hour at Chalkwell

A view of Kent from Chalkwell Beach, with a blue hour sky.
Leica Q3 F1.7, 1/1000th Sec.

Jessie Alice at Bell Wharf

A sunset view of cockle boat Jessie Alice as she drops her catch at Bell Wharf, Old Leigh, Essex.
Leica Q3, F10, 1/250th Sec.

slow shutter, sea, landscape, slipway, long exposure,

Broken Slipway, Chalkwell

A minute long exposure, giving a creamy texture to the scene.
Hasselblad X1D II, F11, 1.04 mins.

Blair Castle Forest Walk

For a walk with my wife at Blair Castle, on a visit to Pitlochry, Scotland during Covid. I love the light in this one.
Hasselblad X2D II, XCD21, F4, 1/100th sec.

Loch Ness View

During our trip to Scotland we visited a number of famous places. This is my take on Loch Ness.
Hasselblad X2D II, XCD21, F20, 1/200th sec.

View from Mont St. Michel

Shot from the top of the castle on Mont St.Michel in Normandy, this peaceful scene struck a chord.
Hasselblad X2D II, XCD21, F14, 1/1,600th sec.

Mont St. Michel at Dawn

As the sun rises behind me it lit up the scene with golden light.
Hasselblad X2D II, XCD21, F16, 1/200th sec

Cockle Boats and Contrails

A calm Sunday afternoon in Old Leigh, the boats sat ready for the incoming tide. The sky was full of contrails from aircraft bringing people back home for the week ahead.
Q3-43, F6.3, 1/800th Sec.

Swan at Lake Balaton

Outside our hotel on the shores of Lake Balaton Hungary, there was a swan preening itself in the blue hour light.
Leica Q3-43, F11, 1/125th Sec.

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