Exploring Walberswick

As you may know if you’d been here a while, I absolutely love a little solo adventure.

I’ll sometimes work these in after a shoot, or just plan a day out with my camera depending on how busy my diary is looking. I just try and fit them in when I can.

I love doing this because I genuinely enjoy heading out in to nature and exploring. It clears my mind and I find it really helps me decompress after a busy day. (Fellow introverts will understand!)

I’ll often use this time to take photos just for me, something that I don’t do enough of with my ‘proper’ camera, but really enjoy it when I make time for it. I tend to snap away at all sorts on my phone day to day, it’s so handy having it just there, but purposely taking the time to take photos with my camera is something I really do enjoy. I love taking photos of all sorts of things, from landscapes to little details, the way the light sparkles on the water or spotting a reflection in a puddle, just whatever catches my eye at the time.

It’s also a space for me to experiment with camera settings or editing ideas. To get creative, play and learn, which helps grow my skills in the process too.

While I’m out enjoying my adventure, I’m also taking in the space and light around me, and often find new spots that will possibly work well for future shoots, and add them to my ever growing list in my mind.. I really should write them ALL down sometime!

Walberswick is one of my favourite Suffolk spots, I love how wild it can be during the winter. My eyes are often drawn to the black wooden fishing huts, the sand dunes, and the boats in the harbour. I also love all the quiet lanes in the village with beautiful little cottages along them, and the wide open fields of crops leading down to the beach too.

I realised I have gathered a little collection of images from Walberswick over the last few years of my adventures, so I thought I’d share a few of them with you here.