Photographing Wiltshire

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Explore Wiltshire with award-winning photographer and Wiltshire local, Robert Harvey.

Sarah Troughton, HM Lord-Lieutenant of Wiltshire writes in her foreword:

“Look out for the ancient and mysterious sites of Stonehenge, Avebury and Silbury Hill; the great houses and gardens at Longleat, Bowood, Wilton, Stourhead; our villages and churches; Georgian Bradford-on- Avon and the chalk White Horses and the Fovant Badges etched into the hillsides. You will enjoy photographs of the strip lynchets along the downs where sheep have grazed for centuries; the big open farmland, the Ridgeway, the chalk streams; Salisbury Plain and the Army’s presence along with the Great Bustards – they are all here.”

One special feature of Robert’s book is an extended introduction which describes the geology, rivers, biology, ecology, and history of Wiltshire, including ancient monuments, churches, transport links, farming, landscape gardens and art. Crop Circles are discussed and if you are not from Wiltshire you will learn the history of the term, Moonraker and why Wiltshire folk are resourceful and should not be underestimated.

 

Size: 230mm x 160mm

Extent: 448 pages, full colour throughout

FEATURING:

• 82 locations and over 500 beautiful photographs • Public Transport

• Topographic maps • Sat nav and map co-ordinates • Sun compass

• Best times to visit and seasonal highlights • Photographic tips • Accessibility notes

• Travel information • The best places to stay, eat and drink

Full description below.

 

Description

“PHOTOGRAPHING WILTSHIRE is the definitive photo-location and visitor guidebook to Wiltshire, invaluable to both visitors and locals alike.”

Robert’s book features 82 location chapters, 448 pages and over 500 superb images.

Sarah Troughton, HM Lord-Lieutenant of Wiltshire writes in her foreword

“Look out for the ancient and mysterious sites of Stonehenge, Avebury and Silbury Hill; the great houses and gardens at Longleat, Bowood, Wilton, Stourhead; our villages and churches; Georgian Bradford-on- Avon and the chalk White Horses and the Fovant Badges etched into the hillsides. You will enjoy photographs of the strip lynchets along the downs where sheep have grazed for centuries; the big open farmland, the Ridgeway, the chalk streams; Salisbury Plain and the Army’s presence along with the Great Bustards – they are all here.”

One special feature of Robert’s book is an extended introduction which describes the geology, rivers, biology, ecology, and history of Wiltshire, including ancient monuments, churches, transport links, farming, landscape gardens and art. Crop Circles are discussed and if you are not from Wiltshire you will learn the history of the term, Moonraker and why Wiltshire folk are resourceful and should not be underestimated.

Featuring

  • 82 locations and over 500+ beautiful photographs

  • Topographic maps • Sat nav and map co-ordinates • Public Transport Info to all locations • Sun compass

  •  Best times to visit and seasonal highlights • Photographic tips • Accessibility notes

  • Travel information • The best places to stay, eat and drink

 

Wildlife in the UK

Photographing Wildlife in the UK describes the best locations for photographing wild animals in the UK.

Lake District

Today lots of people come to enjoy one of the most beautifully scenic areas in the world.

Best Ten – Richard Fox

'I tried to track down the thickest pocket of mist and fog but I realised I was going to have to run for half-a-mile up a steep hill to get the first light. I got to the top and frantically set up my camera coughing, shaking and hyperventilating.' Richard...

Dorset

The county is extremely popular with photographers, but there is much more to it than the classic viewpoints.

Chanonry Point

Close to the city of Inverness by the village of Fortrose the River Ness meets the sea at Chanonry Point. The 18th century fortress of Fort George forms the backdrop to this location where bottlenose dolphins offer a spectacular wildlife encounter as they hunt for salmon running up-river. This...

Corfe Castle

Corfe Castle was built by William the Conqueror to defend the only gap in the Purbeck Hills for eleven miles. This imposing structure must have struck terror into the hearts of any attacking army. The castle finally fell during the English Civil War when a group of Parliamentarians entered...

Blea Tarn

Blea Tarn nestles in a hanging valley between Great and Little Langdale. It provides a classic viewpoint, dramatically beautiful, where everything comes together. Across the tarn the Langdale Pikes are perfectly framed by the slopes of Pike of Blisco and Side Pike, with beautifully shaped pine trees on the...

Land’s End

Boasting some of the most dramatic cliffs in England, Land’s End is much more than just a famous signpost and an under-whelming theme park. Once you get past the commercial buildings the coastal landscape is absolutely exquisite and offers a wealth of viewpoints 
for seascape photography.

Additional information

Edition

First

Cover

Paperback

Extent

448 pages

ISBN

978-1-9160145-3-4

Publication Date

August 2020

Size

230mm x 160mm

Retail price

£27.95

Published by

fotoVUE

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