Brograve Mill (Landscape Shoot)
06th May 2013
In: Latest Shoots
Looking back over my computer hard drive I noticed that during 2012 I only managed one solitary afternoon taking landscape photographs. This was for two reasons, the first being very busy with the portrait work and another the awful weather. I made a promise to myself to get out and do more this year, and I'm already on shoot number three, so far so good!
For this shoot, I teamed up with fellow photographer Terry Lewis, to show him Brograve Mill, which is close to Horsey in Norfolk. I'd visited Brograve on two occasions before, neither which much success. This derelict mill is one which attracts a lot of photographic attention, and this day was no different. There was already a snapper in place shooting images as we arrived. Having checked with him that we wouldn't be in his shot, we wandered further along the cut to shoot the mill from further away. Being mid-afternoon, the light was still a bit flat. so the two chosen images were converted to mono to give them the interest I wanted. Next time we visit will be in the soft evening light, where I hope to bag a fantastic colour shot.
For this shoot, I teamed up with fellow photographer Terry Lewis, to show him Brograve Mill, which is close to Horsey in Norfolk. I'd visited Brograve on two occasions before, neither which much success. This derelict mill is one which attracts a lot of photographic attention, and this day was no different. There was already a snapper in place shooting images as we arrived. Having checked with him that we wouldn't be in his shot, we wandered further along the cut to shoot the mill from further away. Being mid-afternoon, the light was still a bit flat. so the two chosen images were converted to mono to give them the interest I wanted. Next time we visit will be in the soft evening light, where I hope to bag a fantastic colour shot.