My favourite colour is purple so I was always going to love this sunset photo. I hope you’ve also seen lovely ones recently too.
Photography: London Sunset
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Tag Archives: nature
Line(s) of the Day #TheSecretGarden
“Of course there must be lots of Magic in the world,” he said wisely one day, “but people don’t know what it is like or how to make it. Perhaps the beginning is just to say nice things are going to happen until you make them happen. I am going to try and experiment.”
As said by Colin Craven in The Secret Garden, the children’s novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
Photography: #Londonsunset
A spectactuarly beautiful London sunset.
Photography: Cloud Carpet
Another example of just how wonderful nature is.
Photography: Beautiful Silver Orange Sunset
The beauty of nature again.
Photography: Incredible Blue Sunset
Just something else 🙂
Photography: Dark Sunset
Like the sun is trying to fit through a gap in the trees.
Photography #SunsetsMontage
Despite everything, it’s been such gorgeous weather so wanted to share some of my favourite sunsets from my time doing the blog. You’ll find another example of my sunset montages here.
Gr8at: International Landscape Photographer of the Year
Photography and travel are two big passisons of mine, so when I saw the BBC had highlighted entrants from The International Landcape Photographer of the year I just had to share my favourites with you. You can find the rest of the winners on the official competition website here, which were whittled down from 3,403 entries.
PETER ADAM HOSZANG – Sharqiya Sands Desert, Oman
BRANDON YOSHIZAWA – SpaceX rocket exhaust plume, Sierra Nevada, California, US
IGNACIO PALACIOS – Lencois Maranhenses, Brazil
CRAIG BILL – Page, Arizona, US
ANKE BUTAWITSCH – Madeira, Portugal
RICARDO DA CUNHA – West Mongolia
PATRICK HERTZOG – Vatnajokull National Park, Iceland
VESELIN ATANASOV – Central Balkan, Bulgaria
Gr8at: 2019 British Ecological Society photography competition winners
It was only just over a month go that I did my last photography post (Gr8at: Wildlife Photographer of the Year), but I always like sharing great photographs with you all. These are from the 2019 British Ecological Society, as seen from on the Guardian website. Which do you think won? Do you have a favourite?
