Essex Amateur Photographers

08/03/2026

Here’s a person you might like to investigate. He’s an 84-year-old Londoner with a love for walking and capturing the beauty of this incredible city. From hidden gems to iconic landmarks, his photos showcase the charm, history, and surprises of London through my eyes.

I'm an 85-year-old Londoner with a love for walking and capturing the beauty of this incredible city. From hidden gems to iconic landmarks, my photos showcase the charm, history, and surprises of London through my eyes. I hope I encourage others to look.

01/12/2024

Great to see some forward thinking…

11/05/2024

Aurora activity is expected again across the UK tonight.

Weather conditions are ideal with clear skies but it needs to be dark, so you'll need to wait until at least 22:30 BST. At this time of year, when nights are shorter, 23:30 into the early hours of the morning is when the night is darkest.

GOOD HUNTING ! and don’t forget to share your shots in the group Essex Skies.

11/05/2024

Mother Nature certainly put on a rare and very beautiful show for us all in Essex last night ! If you were fortunate to capture the event, head over to the group Essex Skies, and show us yours !

15/04/2024

14/04/24

31/03/2024

Happy Easter to all our !!

If you are out and about in Essex this weekend we would love to see your photos in Essex: Scenic Photos And Local Wildlife 🌿

17/02/2024

Follow the photographic journey of a very talented lady, and her guide dog…

31/01/2024

Is my dinner ready yet ?

21/12/2023

Here’s a celebration of seasonal photos from a selection of our amateur photographers in the group Essex: Scenic Photos And Local Wildlife 🌿

If you love taking photos of nature you might like to take a further look -> www.facebook.com/groups/EssexViews

24/04/2023

This sight-impaired photographer never ceases to amaze us with their natural talent for capturing nature at it’s most beautiful.

Delicate fronds of goldy green with reddish edged foliage, dancing with the wind in the dappled spring sunlight at Gayton Hall.
I guess this is perhaps some sort of "wild" geranium - maybe the one we called Stinking Bob that grows in gardens ? That one has tiny pink flowers on it. This one is just slim stalks with just unfurled leaves at the moment, one stem and leaves in focus (but only some of the leaves) and many in the background that aren't. Just vague shapes amongst the gold and green light.

Canon R, Tamron SP 90mm macro.