I have been catching up on some of my shots from earlier in the year which I didn’t have time to sort out before going to Morocco. The weekend before I left for Morocco, I was in Norfolk for a landscape workshop with Chris Herring which turned out to be a beautiful spring day – the first one I remember this year.

It was great to photograph both the beach and lighthouse at Happisburgh where the erosion on the beach has been very significant over the last two years. Then we headed into the Norfolk Broads to shoot some windmills. As luck would have it the evening light was beautiful and we even saw a rainbow. I have added some images from this workshop to my Norfolk Landscapes gallery with the newer images appearing first in the gallery.

It was great to see Chris again as it had been almost two years. If you are interested in landscape photography and you want to improve your technique and creativity then I would definitely recommend attending one of Chris’ workshops.

This weekend I attended a great workshop on landscape photography given by Chris Herring, a Norfolk based photographer.  In spite of the poor weather we managed to complete the workshop between a few heavy rain showers.

Chris’ expert tuition was greatly appreciated and if you are interested in landscape photography you should take a look at his web site and consider going on one of his workshops.

This was the first time that I had the opportunity to use my set of Lee ND (neutral density) Graduated filters.  It is amazing the difference that they made and I have created a new Norfolk Landscapes gallery with some of the images I created during the workshop.