The very first Exmoor4all Calendar 2015 is finally ready to order! It will feature 13 images which were chosen from the more than 1000 entries of our Exmoor4all photo competition over the past 12 months.
You can pre-order now – the calendar will be posted to you as soon as possible. Calendars are £6.00 plus p&p.
If you live outside the UK and would like to order a calendar, please contact us via the form below. We will find out what the postage is and invoice you separately:
Winner of the Photo Competition in September – Photograph by Paula Kirby
Here are the winning entries in the Exmoor4all Photo Competition so far. All these images will go through to the final, with the chance of featuring in the very first Exmoor4all calendar. The voting for the September entries will close in mid October. Once we’ve got the September winners, judges will choose the 12 photos for the calendar.
Sunset at the Valley of Rocks. Photo by Rupert Kirby Winner of the Photo Competition in July
Video by Experience Exmoor
Congratulations to Alan Barrow, winner of the Exmoor4all Photo Competition in June 2014.
Originally posted by Experience Exmoor on 15/07/2014 and by Ester Spears on 12/07/2014
We love the summer months as we get so many daylight hours to go out and explore Exmoor.
One of the safaris we go on in the evenings when the weather allows it, is the Coastal Safari Special. Visitors who book this experience are usually blown away by it. Metaphorically, just to reassure you ;-).
Of course a Coastal Safari along the National Trust track we can access, is spectacular at any time of the year and day, but when the light changes and the sun is setting on these summer evenings, the experience is particularly magical.
Last week we were joined by local photographer Ester Spears on one of our Coastal Safari Specials. He posted these pictures and comments in his blog:
Please click on the pic to make it big, coz as you know bigger is better.
The starting point for most, Valley of the Rocks (above) and below (normal view).
Here’s the whole coast, looking across Woody Bay, Crock Point, Duty Point, Valley of the Rocks and Foreland Point in the distance with it’s lighthouse.
No photo trip to the moor would be be complete without a deer sighting, these two hinds obliged, chewing on some wild flower meadow in the late evening sun.
Woods, ponies and sunset.
Many thanks to my mate, Neil Osmond of Exmoor Experience, what a great safari. Please check out the website and enjoy the experience of someone who born on the moor (well in a village on the moor); http://www.experienceexmoor.co.uk/
Canon 5D mk 3 with some L glass: 600mm IS f4, 24-70mm f2.8 ll, 70-300mm IS f4-f5.
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