I have been heading further afield over the last few months as the sun sets too far round on the Dorset coast. The north Devon coastline is as good as anywhere in the U.K, its an absolute mission to get to and maybe thats why it seems to be relatively un-photographed compared to much of the British coastline. I’ve made many trips over the last few months and here are my two favourites so far…
Both can be viewed much larger on my site. Love to know what you think?
I have been lucky enough to have these three images put through to the final round of judging for the take a view landscape photographer of the year competition. I’m absolutely over the moon and really hoping that one makes the exhibition in London and gets published in the book! Fingers crossed!
For anybody who is interested, I am running a competition to see which images are most popular. Select the your favourite picture from my site here and enter the image name as a comment on this blog post for a chance to win a 3ft canvas of your chosen photograph.
The winner will be announced on this blog on monday 3rd August.
Good luck!
This is a shot from last week on the North Devon coastline at Woolacombe. This place is absolutely stunning and I couldn’t recommend it enough for year round low tide sunset shots. This was a 5 minute exposure in driving rain and heavy wind, it was a real mission holding the umbrella as still as possible for the full 5 mins and keep the umbrella out of the frame when shooting so wide! I’m seriously glad the first exposure was good as I don’t think I could have done it again! Thankfully I only ended up with one rain spot to delete, quite an achievement when the rain is coming directly towards me!
It’ll be nice when the kids are older and my beautiful wife can come and hold the brollie for me! 
Hi and welcome to my new blog. This will be used to show all new images and let anyone who is interested know what’s happening and keep in touch.
My new site will be up and running in the next few days so would love to hear from anyone who would like to leave a comment.
Thanks for looking,
Antony
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