Sea and Landscapes - Nature Photography by Miguel Pilgrim

04/11/2021

Work has kept me very busy recently but it was nice to finally get out and re-connect with some of my favourite woodland. This beam of light scattering through the trees and lighting up the Sweet Chestnut leaves caught my eye straight away. I spent around 10 minutes moving around looking for the ideal composition.

10/02/2021

Snowy Bedgebury Forest

10/01/2021

Wintery Scenes at Hempstead Forest.

I almost slept through the frost today but managed to get out just in time to capture some wintery forest scenes nearby.
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18/11/2020

Turbulent
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17/11/2020

Frosty Foggy Fruit Farm
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16/11/2020

Lake Louisa in Bedgebury with some nicely backlit fog clearing away.
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15/11/2020

Young Birch, Old Pines.
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14/11/2020

Photographing trees and woodland takes a lot more time and patience than seascapes. Woodland scenes are chaos. Branches, colours, leaves all thrown together into a mix. I'm finally getting the hang of spotting nice compositions and being able to pick them out from the rest of the chaotic scenes.

P.s. Why do people tie bags of dog s**t to trees? Do they think some sort of 💩fairy will come in the night and collect it? 🤔 🤣
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12/07/2020

Comet Neowise through Neolithic Stones.

11/07/2020

11/07/2020

Last night was one of those once in a lifetime moments. I traveled to Halnaker Windmill in West Sussex with the plan to photograph Comet Neowise. It could not have gone any better! I also did not expect a stunning display of Noctilucent Clouds though! I had the whole location to myself all night, with only a Barn owl nearby to keep me company whilst it hunted for a meal in the barley field I was stood in. The comet could be seen with the naked eye at 3am as it rose higher in the sky.

07/07/2020

Saw my first display of Noctilucent clouds whilst out searching for Comet Neowise.