Howard Widdison

Howard Widdison A keen amateur photographer, capturing my travels, my local area and anything that inspires me. Namaste!

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After a week of intense work whilst not feeling well I’m glad I found the energy to take a long walk this morning with m...
08/08/2026

After a week of intense work whilst not feeling well I’m glad I found the energy to take a long walk this morning with my camera. It cleared the mind and opened my heart. I found a viewpoint to sit near Butts Brow and pen a few words of what it felt to be present with myself again.

🍃Present once more
I sit above this town,
sun warm on my shoulders,
the view before me laid open
like a page I haven’t finished reading.
A gentle wind moves through the trees under which i sit,
Its breath cooling the heat,
carrying the scent of chalk and summer.
Somewhere above me, a buzzard or two circles, slowly, patient,
their cries connecting the sky
to the earth beneath my feet.
Eastbourne town shimmers in the distance,
rooftops glinting,
sea breathing its long, silver waves.
In this moment, nothing needs to change.
The day is enough.
The light is enough.
I am enough.
And the view holds me,
A reminder of those strange times before
when I sat here in the midst of lockdown
and quietly, giving permission,
letting go, letting me rest
in the simple truth
of being here.

Belle Tout lighthouse at sunset.My favourite thing, is to sit and watch,as the sun goes down, washing the landscapewith ...
28/06/2026

Belle Tout lighthouse at sunset.

My favourite thing, is to sit and watch,
as the sun goes down, washing the landscape
with golden colours and changing blues in the sky.

Dug this one out from last year — sunrise at Eastbourne Pier.Some mornings gift you a sky like this, and all you can do ...
24/06/2026

Dug this one out from last year — sunrise at Eastbourne Pier.
Some mornings gift you a sky like this, and all you can do is stand there and take it in. Hope it brings a bit of calm to your day too.

A band of warm light settles over the South Downs as the sun drops toward the Channel. From Beachy Head, the chalk cliff...
28/04/2026

A band of warm light settles over the South Downs as the sun drops toward the Channel. From Beachy Head, the chalk cliffs fall sharply to the water, and Belle Tout Lighthouse sits clearly on its clifftop position to the west, its structure catching the last direct sunlight. The sea reflects muted orange and pink tones, and the long shadows across the headland mark the end of the day with quiet precision.

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A recent trip to Wales gave me this view from the cottage. The sun slips down behind Shell Island in a slow, unhurried g...
14/04/2026

A recent trip to Wales gave me this view from the cottage. The sun slips down behind Shell Island in a slow, unhurried glow, as if it knows there’s no need to rush in a place like this. From this quiet spot near Llanbedr, the light spread across the estuary and the fields in front of me in soft bands of gold.

Cwm Prysor Viaduct Is a striking stone railway viaduct in a remote part of Eryri (Snowdonia). Built for the former railw...
04/04/2026

Cwm Prysor Viaduct Is a striking stone railway viaduct in a remote part of Eryri (Snowdonia). Built for the former railway line through the valley, it stands as a reminder of the area’s industrial past while blending surprisingly well into the surrounding landscape. Although trains no longer cross it, the structure still feels impressive for its scale, craftsmanship, and isolated setting. It’s the kind of place that makes you stop and think about how much effort once went into building railways through difficult terrain.

Porthmadog, Gwyned, is a small harbour town with a big story — once a powerhouse of the slate‑exporting world, today it ...
03/04/2026

Porthmadog, Gwyned, is a small harbour town with a big story — once a powerhouse of the slate‑exporting world, today it blends maritime heritage with mountain views and a relaxed coastal charm. Its harbour, carved into the Glaslyn Estuary, still feels alive with history, even as yachts now replace the old slate schooners.

What makes Porthmadog especially captivating is how picturesque it is: pastel‑fronted buildings, calm tidal waters, and the rise of sailboat masts in the harbour. It’s the kind of scene that feels almost designed for a jigsaw puzzle — full of colour, texture, and those little details that make you linger over each piece.

Beautiful Swinford near Oxford, January 2026
04/01/2026

Beautiful Swinford near Oxford, January 2026

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