Walking along the boardwalk at Brighton Marina I was surprised to find a large collection of fully sprouted daffodils … In mid January!

This guy was standing tall and proud to Be Different. Why shouldn’t we?

I think it looks pretty amazing in full high-res. Click there to view the original (8mb download).

Traveling over the hills between Falmer and Woodingdean this evening, the sunset itself was stunning enough. But as I stopped and got out to set up my shot, I thought it’d be fun to try and do a multi-focal shot of the sunset as well as the ears in the foreground. Came out quite well, I thought.

Arundel offers some unique photo opportunities, particularly in the early morning. Due to the lie of the land, it frequently picks up fog and mist, and being quite open, it also receives a very early dawn.

This photograph was taken just off the main A27 Arundel Bypass on the (apparently unnamed road) that leads down into the oddly-named hamlet of Warningcamp, at just before 0430 this morning. From my vantage point (see map below), the gently rolling hills are really exaggerated by the low-lying mist and fog. In the foreground is one of my favourite trees in Sussex, and it has been dead for many, many years!

The birds were in tune, there was no traffic on the roads, and it was, all in all, a very relaxing spot to be standing in. Even the rabbit sniffing at my boots thought so, until I coughed.

Found growing wild at the side of the road whilst taking a stroll in the nice weather we’ve had the last week. I took some home, and they were delicious!