A walk to Sandsend

I've shared some photos of Sandsend before, so between that and the weather I didn't take too many photos on our little walk.

Sandsend was just as cute as I remembered though - and there was even the goat you can see in this post still living there!

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Hawkeye Super Color 400
Location: Sandsend, England

Whitby to Robin Hoods Bay Part I

We decided to walk from Whitby to Robins Hood on one of the days of our week - we underestimated quite how up and down and challenging the walk would be over the 4 miles - but it was totally worth it for the views (and of course the photos ha) even though it was a bit grey and gloomy to start with.

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Hawkeye Super Color 400
Location: Cleveland Way, England

Whitby Details

It's official Whitby is one of my favourite places ever... and I know, I'm excitable ha, but I'm 100% sure its somewhere I'll never get bored of visiting again and again. Especially when there are so many delightful details like these to take photos of... happy sigh!

I am seem to have a thing for photos of things in windows at the moment, I'm not really sure why but that last photo is one of my all time faves.

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Lomo CN 400 and Hawkeye Super Color 400
Location: Whitby, England

Day 65: Salts Mill

I have definitely shared photos from Salts Mill before but I'm happy to be sharing more again as it really is such a wonderful place to visit, especially if you love art, books and cake... luckily there are three of my favourite things haha.

The real highlight for me at Salts Mill though is all the artwork by David Hockney - especially the latest exhibition The Arrival of Spring. Amazingly all of the paintings are done on an Ipad and that for me is so wonderful - art, and photography of course, is an expression through a medium and I adore that David Hockney is open minded enough and adventurous enough to try it all and somehow master them all too. I also love that even with different mediums he manages to stay true to himself. He influences his medium rather than the medium influencing him - isn't there something beautifully inspirational about that?

It's been years since I did my A level in Art but lately I started painting again and all of a sudden I want to see more art, photos, painting, sculpture... everything. I want to soak it all in - and looking at these images was no different, every stroke, every colour was a treat for the eyes and I devoured them up. 

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Kodak Hawkeye Super Color
Location: Salts Mill, England