Hey, hey!
For this month’s 30 Minutes I’m sharing some images from a trip we took to West Wittering beach with my parents right back at the beginning of the year. It seems like a age ago, not a mere 30 days. Was this not the longest January on record?!
You could say it was typical British weather for January. It was bitterly cold and grey, but thankfully the rain stayed away. The dogs (and boys) had fun paddling in the sea, and I used the flat light as an excuse to experiment with techniques, lenses, and a new toy. You’re going to see images using my Lensbaby Edge 35, intentional camera movement and Lensbaby Omni Filters (attached to my 100mm 2.8L).
Up next in the blog circle is the incredible Stacey Markel Photography. Please click here to visit Stacey’s blog.
Hope you enjoy my images this month! Sorry for the long scroll……..!
Thank you for joining me again this month, especially if you made it all the way down here! Up next in the blog circle is the incredible Stacey Markel Photography. Please click here to visit Stacey’s blog. Want some more amazing inspiration? Keep following the circle to see what other photographers from around the world have shared this month – and don’t forget to leave a little love on their pages!
Until next time,
~Ceri
The long scroll was so worth it! Absolutely gorgeous …and the techniques are delicious!
Thank you, Janet. I’m pleased you made it all the way to the bottom!
GAH! These are gorgeous!! I have been wanting to invest in a new lens and I may need to look into the lensbaby…
Thanks, Stacey! Of all my Lensbaby lenses, I probably love my Edge 80 the most, but they don’t make that one anymore unfortunately. You certainly can’t go wrong with the Edge 50 or 35 though, or any of their lenses actually. Have a look at their website. There are galleries for each lens so you can get a feel for which effects you like the most. The Lensbaby Unplugged FB group is a great resource too.
Really stunning photos! It’s like you can really feel being there.
This looks like great wellie weather. I love that you still head out on the cold blustering wintry day. Your images always speak to me but I especially love the images that have movement in them and the also the images with the poles in them. Great share Ceri.