Three Norfolk Churches – a place to return
Happisburgh Church
The county of Norfolk has many attractions not least the sheer number and variety of churches to visit. These three examples were captured whilst on holiday a couple of years ago but only now have I processed them to my liking. I sometimes think a trip to Norfolk specifically to photograph churches would be a great thing to do. I will add it to my ever growing list of places to take my camera!
Potter Heigham Church
Beeston St Lawrence Church
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4 Responses to “Three Norfolk Churches – a place to return”
These are great. I could wander around church yards for hours. I especially love the last shot of Beeston St. Lawrence Church.
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Thanks very much for your kind comment. I agree – churchyards and the churches themselves can occupy many a happy hour.
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I like the clarity of these images, Alan. The light is just right. Norfolk and Suffolk are areas of our country that I have very little experience of. It’s also on my list (ever-growing) of things to do while I am still able-bodied. My very first holiday at the age of five was to Frinton. I still remember the smell of the beach hut – Meths for the gas burner that my father used to brew a pot of tea!
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We dont know Suffolk that well but after a couple of trips to Norfolk in the past few years its a place we would like to return to. Particularly the North Norfolk coast preferably out of season.
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