20110211

Norfolk coast

I thought it might be nice to place this blog in some sort of context. Much of my photography is done in North Norfolk and I think this image – taken during December 2010's heavy snowfalls – illustrates why it's a privilege to live here. Mile after mile of unspoilt coastline, the huge skies, the magical light (when it's not interminably grey), the special allure of the saltmarshes and countless well-run nature reserves combine to make it the perfect place in which to indulge my passion (read obsession).

Canon 1Ds MkII, 1/200 sec, f22, 17mm at ISO 200

Posted by at 12:15 pm

3 comments:

  1. FAB11 February 2011 at 15:56

    Hi Tim. I'm not at all jealous ... much!!
    This scene says it all and why I love to visit this favourite piece of coast whenever possible.

    Thanks for joining 'The Early Birder' and hope you enjoy images from a land-locked county.

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  2. Penny Clarke19 February 2011 at 23:18

    Hi Tim - this shot is stunning! I was trying to work out where it was - is this Burnham Norton by any chance?

    Best Wishes Penny

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  3. Tim James20 February 2011 at 00:21

    Hi Penny – it does look like Burnham Norton, doesn't it, but it's actually Salthouse, just up the coast (going east) from Cley.

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