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Short walks on the beach
Thursday 30th of March 2017
Since it was a nice evening, Zoe and I decided to go for a walk on Kessingland beach. Turns out once the sun gets low enough it’s not actually that warm any more, plus the early weeks of pregnancy are quite the obstacle course of nausea. So, not a particularly long walk, but a nice one nonetheless. X-T2, 23/2 tattered red bunting ‘Fresh Eggs’ sign soft shadows on sea wall Zoe beyond some beach gra…
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Kessingland, winter 2
Monday 2nd of January 2017
After my previous outing to Kessingland, whereupon I entirely failed to reach the beach, I decided another visit was in order. I ended up going twice, but the first was a bit of a let-down as the weather was dull and grey. Fortunately the second time was more successful, with lovely low winter sun for the majority of the outing. Fuji X-E1, XF 60/2.4, XF 35/1.4 and XF 14/2.8 beach path over pebbl…
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Kessingland, winter 1
Sunday 18th of December 2016
Although we live fairly close to Kessingland, and have driven past it numerous times on the way to places like Dunwich , I’d never actually gone into the town. Today I decided to rectify that, although I didn’t stay for as long as I’d have liked, so a return visit will be in order. Fuji X-E1, Fuji 14/2.8, 35/1.4 and 60/2.4. London Road salmon-coloured houses railings around a Christmas tree gated…
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Pakefield and Kessingland Beach and Cliffs
Monday 22nd of August 2016
Just a bit south of Pakefield beach, heading towards Kessingland, there are some interesting sandstone cliffs that I’d never seen before. I didn’t even know they were there until I decided on the spur of the moment to take a walk along the beach that way. These were taken with a mixture of the Fuji X100, and the Fuji X-E1 with 14mm and 60mm lenses. It’s interesting using the two cameras side by si…
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