Photo by Aga Karmol Art.
Roe deer, blending in well. Photo by Ed Browning.
Category: Photography
Pheasant in the rain
Pheasant in more rain on Exmoor!
Photo by Linda Thompson
Dreaming of summer…
All of these butterflies and moth were taken on the coastal path between Blue Anchor and Dunster in June 2019 by David Bishop.
Photo of the Week
Photo by Andrew Worth.
Mist on the South West Coast Path
New Year’s Day mist on the South West Coast Path between County Gate and Porlock.
Photo by Andy Savin
The first entries of the 2020 Photo Competition
The first entries of the 2020 Photo Competition have started to come in. Once again, we have asked for photos celebration Exmoor, from moor to sea.
There is still lots of time to enter the competition (you can find out more here). Perhaps these images are an inspiration! If you click on the images, you can see them in full size.
Mist in the valleys
Photos by Peter Mather, taken on 29 December 2019.
Sea mist over Exmoor
Bat’s Castle settlement – Cloud inversion with sea mist rolling in! Photos by Tom Tier.
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Looking through the clouds at Bossington & Porlock Weir from North Hill. Photo by Ken Broom.
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Porlock Bay. Photo by Jacqui Brasted.
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Looking west over Sticklepath. Photo by Mike Lanning.
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Looking down from Porlock Hill and Dunkery Beacon. Photos by Aga Karmol Art.
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William Chapman: Sea of Cloud
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Porlock Common. Photo by Alan Maddog.
Photo of the Week: Exmoor in December
Annere Martin took this photo of East Combe in December 2019.
East Combe is on North Hill, showing glimpses of Selworthy Sands, with the Bristol Channel beyond.
Photo of the Week
“The winter light hits the frosted valley whilst the small river water flows by at Simonsbath, Exmoor.
Simonsbath is a small village high on Exmoor in the English county of Somerset. It is the principal settlement in the Exmoor civil parish, The River Exe rises from a valley to the north, and the River Barle runs through the village and is crossed by a triple-arched medieval bridge that was extensively repaired after floods in 1952. The settlement lies on the route of the Two Moors Way and close to the Macmillan Way West.
Thanks for looking, Rich.”
