Bradt Photography Weekends Britain Guidebook
25 landscape, city & wildlife photography breaks
Britain photography guide. Practical guide to short breaks photographing Britain’s best landscape, city and wildlife locations, from the Scottish Highlands to west Cornwall. Combining travel advice with photographic insights, coverage includes all 15 national parks, Bath, London, York, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Cotswolds, Pembrokeshire and Dorset.
Size: 15 X 198 mm
Edition: 1
Number of pages: 384
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Bradt Photography Weekends Britain Guide
A new guidebook for photography short breaks in Britain.
About Photography Weekends Britain
The new Bradt Photography Weekends Britain Guidebook is the first photography-location guidebook to cover England, Wales and Scotland in a single title – and the first to package photogenic destinations into practical short breaks.
This unique guidebook, by an award-winning travel writer and photographer, celebrates the beauty and diversity of Britain’s landscapes, cities and wildlife, while providing inspiration and essential planning tips for photographers.
Britain’s diverse landscapes are a magnet to photographers. For a relatively small area, the country offers everything from wave-gnawed rocky shores to moss-shrouded forest. The seasons provide added interest, whether you’re focusing on spring carpets of bluebells in the Cotswolds, summer-nesting puffins in Pembrokeshire or snow-flecked mountains in the Lake District.
This all presents a wealth of photographic potential. But where are the best places to go for a photography break in Britain? When are the best times to plan a weekend or short break away with your camera? And how do you plan a trip that covers everything you need to consider for both photography and travel?
Award-winning travel writer and photographer William Gray has travelled the length and breadth of Britain, compiling photography action plans for 25 short breaks
- From the Scottish Highlands to westernmost Cornwall, the experienced photography-workshop tutor reveals where to go to capture breathtaking landscapes, wildlife spectacles and iconic city scenes
- Based around an imaginative itinerary, each three-day proposal combines essential travel information with fabulous images and details of photography locations – including when to go and how to capture the ‘perfect shot’
- A deftly curated selection of 130 of the best places for landscape photography includes many of the most popularly hashtagged locations in Britain
- All 15 British national parks are covered alongside photogenic cities including Bath, London, York and Edinburgh
Offering ongoing inspiration for numerous trips away, the new Bradt Photography Weekends Britain Guidebook will delight anyone who is open to the idea of travelling anywhere in Britain, but wants to be guided to the best areas for photography.
If you want to plan a short break away, photographing some of the country’s finest landscape, city and wildlife locations, this is the guide for you.
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Contents
Introduction
Planning
Technique
1. Far West Cornwall
2. The Heart of Dartmoor
3. North Devon Coast
4. Isle of Purbeck and Jurassic Coast
5. New Forest
6. Arundel and the South Downs
7. London
8. North Cotswolds
9. Cambridge
10. North Norfolk Coast and the Broads
11. Peak District
12. Yorkshire Dales
13. The North York Moors and Coast
14. The Central Lake District
15. Northumberland Coast and Castles
16. Brecon Beacons
17. The Gower Peninsula
18. South Pembrokeshire Coast
19. Snowdonia
20. Walking the Streets of Edinburgh
21. Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
22. Glen Coe and Rannoch Moor
23. Cairngorms and the Moray Coast
24. Isle of Skye
25. The Northwest Highlands
About the author
Having travelled the world since the 1990s, award-winning photographer and author William Gray (william-gray.co.uk) combines camera know-how with inspiring insights into each of the photo locations covered in Bradt’s Photography Weekends in Britain. An experienced leader of photographic workshops who runs his own photography tours in Britain, Gray’s approach covers all bases, from travel logistics and photographic considerations to timing, fieldcraft and what’s feasible to cover in a short break. The British Guild of Travel Writers has twice named him Travel Photographer of the Year, and he has been shortlisted for Outdoor Photographer of the Year.
His photography is represented by AWL Images and photographic clients include The Sunday Times, Sunday Telegraph, Wanderlust and Travel Africa. As a writer, Gray has won over 20 awards for journalism including AITO Travel Writer of the Year.
His 11 other books include Britain with Kids and Bradt’s Family Wildlife Adventures.