And then a couple of images from May last year, after our clients had been safely returned to their b&b, showing how light (or the camera’s perception of it) changes so quickly; these two images were taken only a minute apart.<\/p>\n![\"Landscape](\"https:\/\/www.northernexperiencewildlifetours.co.uk\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/03\/IMG00040-20100216-1658.jpg\" "\\"Newton")
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On our photography tours I carry my camera with me, particularly when delivering photography tuition, but on our other trips I don’t; our clients deserve, and receive, my full attention.\u00a0 When I’m out on my own I don’t always carry a camera either – sometimes it would just be inconvenient (scrambling up trees, crags and\u00a0dunes isn’t always compatible with having a heavy camera bag on your back).\u00a0 Occasionally, though, there are times when a camera would come in quite handy.\u00a0 These are nearly always stunning sunsets, and a quick shot with my Blackberry records the scene…and is then forgotten about \ud83d\ude09\u00a0 I was downloading the images from the Outdoor Leisure Show yesterday when I realised that there were a few sunset shots sitting on the memory card;<\/p>\n
First\u00a0at the end of\u00a0a stunning day birdwatching<\/a> on the Northumberland coast in February ’10<\/p>\n And then a couple of images from May last year, after our clients had been safely returned to their b&b, showing how light (or the camera’s perception of it) changes so quickly; these two images were taken only a minute apart.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
![\"landscape](\"https:\/\/www.northernexperiencewildlifetours.co.uk\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/03\/IMG00002-20100520-2124.jpg\" "\\"Sunset,")
<\/a><\/p>\n![\"landscape](\"https:\/\/www.northernexperiencewildlifetours.co.uk\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/03\/IMG00003-20100520-2126.jpg\" "\\"Sunset,")
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