Photos of Norfolk

You don't see that everyday, now is it a crow/rook or raven?

I call him Norman, his wife had disappeared but hopefully they'll turn up together at some point 😁

There's a reason I don't shoot wildlife, I always get their rear ends 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nevertheless, it was a nice walk around RSPB Strumpshaw Fen

It's not the season for thunderstorms anymore, but it is still the season for Solar Storms.

I've written a little piece to help anyone thinking of photographing them, offering plenty of tips and advice.

With Solar Maxima predicted to be in 2024, there should be plenty of opportunities coming up.

Chasing the Northern Lights: A Norfolk Adventure Under the Aurora - Photos Of Norfolk Chasing the Northern Lights in Norfolk's dark skies – expert tips, stunning photos, and the allure of Solar Maxima 2024!

I've just published a new Post, a simple guide to storm chasing.

Thunderstorm Photography Guide Explore Norfolk's thunderstorm photography guide—master your gear, chase storms safely, and capture nature's electrifying beauty!

Design number 2 is now available.

A little tongue in cheek with our Southern Brethren.

https://www.teepublic.com/mug/54360640-proud-to-be-from-norfolk

Norfolk Dialect for place name interpretation by from-the-fringe-to-the-cringe Do you get tired of Grockles asking you for directions and you have no idea what they are trying to say. With this simple design, hopefully it will help to break down the language barrier and help them use the Norfolk Dialect correctly.

I've been meaning to do this for a while, but it's finally here.

The first of the designs.

It will help prevent those awkward convos with Grockles asking for directions & you hent got a clue what they're sayun' 😂😂😂

More designs will be coming soon - watch this space!!!! 👀👀👀👀

Norfolk Dialect for place name interpretation by from-the-fringe-to-the-cringe Do you get tired of Grockles asking you for directions and you have no idea what they are trying to say. With this simple design, hopefully it will help to break down the language barrier and help them use the Norfolk Dialect correctly.

Christmas is coming, so I thought I'd give an early pressie to you lovely lot.

Save this image to your phone and use as a wallpaper/screensaver.

The legal bit, Copyright remains with me, so don't try to pass it off as your own or anything silly like that 😁

It's low quality and only good for screens but I hope it will bring a little warmth to your day as the weather starts to get chillier.

A cracking Aurora tonight for fireworks night. Shot overlooking Rollesby Broad and still ongoing, but I needed a cup of tea and a warm up :-)

Not a bad light show tonight from Scratby of the Northern lights. I managed to get there just in time this was after about 2 minutes of being setup.

Back of the camera but the northern lights are playing tonight 😁

Slightly disappointing that the Red Arrows were further out to sea than the last time they flew this route, luckily there was a kite nearby :-)

I've always enjoyed dabbling in the digital arts and have been experimenting with AI generated images and adding my own personal touch afterwards.

I have just created the first album of butterflies and would love for you take a look.

If this post receives 50 or more shares then I will pick one person at random to receive a £10 voucher to spend on my website.

All AI images are available only as digital downloads with 3 options

1. Screensaver/Background is a smaller file for didigtal devices just £1.25
2. Personal use digital download which allows you to send it to your favourite printers and have it placed on anything you like at £7.00
3. Commercial digital licence which allows you to use the image for commercial use at £325

Terms and Conditions apply, please read the digital licence if you're unsure.

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I think I've finally found a web style/theme which I like, it's simple and to the point after a few modifications. I have a lot more content to add, plus descriptions etc but I would love your feedback on what I've done so far.

Photos Of Norfolk – The flats of Norfolk with big skies Photos of Norfolk AND THEN ADD SOME IMPORTANT SECONDARY THOUGHTS. Learn More What I Do LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY You can add whatever you want in this section, from a summary of what you do to a gallery. EDUCATION Improve your landscape photography with in-depth, small group workshops, or checkout my eb...

My blogs are back, so prepare for some ramblings from yours truly.

This one is all Cockers and Sprockers :-)

It’s a Sprocker, Cocker kind of thing – Photos Of Norfolk It’s a Sprocker, Cocker kind of thingby adminon Posted on September 27, 2022September 27, 2022 I was asked recently by my daughter if I would like to photograph a canine meet up which had been organised locally for a doggy family get together. Not wishing to pass up such a fantastic opportunity I ...

I've finally got around to bringing my website back to life. It's still a little rough around the edges but secure and functional.

Feel free to take a look

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After 3 nights spread over 2 weeks and 13 hours of standing around being bored, I've finally got the shot I was after.

A focus stacked image which I shot yesterday with a little creative licence :-)

It's blowy on the East coast but not too much destruction, although I do now have sand in places where I shouldn't have sand :-)
Wellington Pier, Tree down at Filby Bridge and Scroby Sands windfarm.

I've just created my first NFT collection which can be viewed here. https://opensea.io/AI-From-Real-Life Using my real life images as a starting point I have then let AI produce the final image for a unique one off experience.

Storm Arwen from Cromer this afternoon at high tide. It was little wuff but certainly a big breath of fresh air.

It was time to blow away some cobwebs this morning so a little Jolly down to Gorleston beach for a chilly but pleasant sunrise.

It doesn't look like we're going to see many of these for the next few days.

I couldn't get any lightning shots today but this makes up for it, it's these Big Skies which Norfolk is famous for :-)

Shot from West Somerton.

I couldn't resist going out :-)

I did get a little damp around the edges but the evening finished with a spectacular stormy sunset just outside of Potter Heigham.