About
This is a personal website mostly just somewhere for me to dump my nature photos.
I’m not particularly bothered about monetising it and if I do it will only be to cover any costs. Which are incredibly low as I host the site myself.
Most, if not all of the content is 100% totally free for anyone to use, redistribute, modify, sell and whatever you want to do with it. If you want to play with any of the original content then get in touch via content@anaturesite.uk
I’ll also post some of the content onto the archive.org website sometimes, search for anaturesite there.
There is one tool that made this much easier and that is Open Street Maps, along with the spin offs Open Route Service and OsmAnd the mobile app version. These tools help to plan my routes and keep me on track.
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Nature sped up
Over the last few months I’ve shoot some long bits of video. I’ve pulled together some of the better shots and sped them up a load. So you can see the clouds racing across the skies and accelerated movement of the things in the scene. I’m currently looking at planning attachments so in the future…
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Waterhall and Green Ridge Dew Ponds
I decided to go and visit the Waterhall dew pond
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Mid Sussex Link part 1
4hr walk from the coast to Devils Dyke
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Falmer to the coast
To complete my trips around Brighton I walked from Falmer stadium to Rottingdean. This means I have now walked all the way around the Brighton metropolitan area from the costal path between Rottingdean and Shoreham, From Shoreham inland to the South Downs way. Then inland from there over the top of Southwick, Mile Oak, Devils…
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Round Mile Oak
For this day out I headed from the Aldrington Station area and cut across to Benfield Valley Nature Reserve. Up a short but steep hill to Foredown and over the A27. Up here I saw the birds in the field you can see in the video. Started down the main path towards the Dyke but…
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Summer Beach Sunset – Hove UK
Shot on the 2nd August 2024. It’s always windy on the beach so as it had been quite still all day… I headed down at sunset to see how the camera feels in those conditions. By the time I got there the wind had picked up again, hey ho. I’m still finding my feet with…
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Stanmer Park to Patcham
After having to go near Stanmer Park I decided to head into the woods and see where it took me. Ended up walking all the way to bottom of Patcham. About 8km over a leisurely 4 hours with a few stops to take photos and video. Did not bother with the audio as it was…
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A street in Hove
I love the streets around Hove at the moment. The council decided to save money and not cut the grass around the trees a while ago. I believe some of the schools got children to adopt some of these little nature reserves and plant things. There are quite a variety around town and I think…
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England Coast Path: Shoreham by Sea
New camera time, got a Panasonic S9 as a lighter version of roughly the same camera as the larger S1. It’s about 1/3 the weight but also light on features. There are the things you can appreciate are good for size and weight reductions like lack of viewfinder and second SD card slot. The screen…
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A quick trip to Wish Park and Hove Lagoon
Short one this week as I went down with summer covid…. Fever during the hottest few days of the year is not fun. Did feel well enough to pop down the local parks and do a bit of filming. First up is Wish Park aka Aldrington Recreation Ground, no idea why it has two names,…