Pete Souster Photography

28/01/2021

Love the effect the mist has on these trees especially with the light coming from behind. Quite eerie.

24/01/2021

A beautiful and misty afternoon gave some fantastic conditions to capture a couple if images on one of my walls this week.

This is the first time I have seen this path looking quite so beautiful and I was glad I had my camera on my to capture this image.

24/01/2021

Hey everyone! I hope you're keeping well and keeping safe in these difficult times. Here in the UK we are in a full lockdown at the moment so I thought I'd use the time wisely.

Therefore, I'm excited and delighted to announce that I recently started a new blog! If you're interested in having a read then just head over to my website and check it out!

https://www.petesouster.com/blog

If you have any questions or feedback then please just leave a comment for me on the blog 😀

23/01/2021

I'm lucky to have such a variety of walks so close to my home during this lockdown.

Today we had some low mist off the Beckhampton Straight and I found this composition within a small stretch of trees.

These were the trees on the way out with the sun coming through from behind. On the way back, the mist had lifted and this same composition looked very different and plain.
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Nikon D810 - Handheld
70-200mm at 70mm
ISO 80
f/7.1
1/200 sec
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22/01/2021

It’s currently Lockdown in the UK so I can’t get out to capture new images for you at the moment.

However, here’s another image from my last YouTube video. Link in comments.

Taken from over Pewsey Vales as the sun was beginning to rise.

Please feel free to share this image if you like it 😃

11/01/2021

My new YouTube video is now live - youtu.be/JhdaLLFK_wA

Take a look to se the story behind this image of the beautiful Pewsey Vales at sunrise. Taken from Knapp Hill looking towards Woodborough Hill.

As you'll see, I had to wait a while for the sunrise but it was well worth the wait.
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A cold and beautiful morning on top of the Pewsey Vales. What a fantastic morning and well worth the 6am start.If you enjoyed this video please be kind enoug...

06/01/2021

I love the effect the Lee Big Stopper Filter can have an image.

This image was captured using a 6 minute exposure which helped to create a sense of calmness and moodiness in the same frame.

04/01/2021

The final photo from my latest YouTube video 😃

Watch Now: https://youtu.be/q2r9n8thIJI 👀

I loved the contrast in this image between the tree and the streaking clouds above.

If you like this image then please share it so others can see it too ❤️

03/01/2021

This is the third image from my recent video on YouTube. If you’ve not had a chance to watch it, then please head over and see the story behind the image including my settings & thoughts about the photo 😃

https://youtu.be/q2r9n8thIJI

It’s called The Devil’s Den and is found in Wiltshire. You’ll find more details about its history in the information section of the video.

If you like this image or the video, please feel free to share them both. Thank you all for your continued support ❤️

02/01/2021

Happy New Year Everyone!! I hope that 2021 is much better for us all than 2020.

My first time out with the camera this year and I took a walk along the Fyfield Downs near Marlborough.

This image represents a milestone for me personally as well. I've been busy working behind the scenes and have now launched my own YouTube Channel! This image is one of three captured during that video and the very first one to be shown.

If you'd like to see the story behind the image then please have a watch of the video 😀 https://youtu.be/q2r9n8thIJI

10/12/2020

A different perspective of an earlier shot that I shared previously. This one was taken from the top of the cliffs looking down on this rock from above (Durdle Door out of image to the left).

A 6 minute exposure with a Big Stopper, polariser and ND Grad Filter.