When the Sun Comes Out
After such a beautiful morning mist I wanted to show how the view changes when the sun comes out. Stopping off at Cucklington on my cycle home from work. The road above the village has...
Follow Jeff Bevan across Somerset
After such a beautiful morning mist I wanted to show how the view changes when the sun comes out. Stopping off at Cucklington on my cycle home from work. The road above the village has...
The Blackmore Vale in Somerset. A flat landscape of fields, hedges and narrow lanes. At this time of year on clear cold days it is covered in silky soft mist. Soft Mist Mist covers...
Its mist season in Somerset! Mendip Mists On the plateau above the village of Chewton Mendip the flat fields were covered in a few feet of soft mist. These horses came all the way up...
I had a request for a panorama of the Somerset Levels from a specific field high up in the Mendip Hills. This week the weather had been so fantastic I headed up passed Model...
Looking a bit like the relic of an ancient Thunder Bird this brick folly sits on top of Ditcheat Hill (143m) looking out over the Somerset Levels. I like this brick folly. Access is open...
After a beautiful evening at the top of Glastonbury Tor watching the sunset on the autumn equinox I was keen to capture a sunrise the next day. This week’s weather forecast was perfect for...
This year in the UK the autumn equinox was on the 23rd September. The time when the sun rises due east and sets due west. The earth is not leaning towards or away from...
Its the autumn equinox weekend but the weather is really bad. Enough wind and rain for a year. I’ve been going round in circles trying to design a book cover. So what better way...
As we move into autumn mists form across Somerset following clear nights. At this time of year it can be 20 degrees during the day but just 2 degrees at dawn. As the temperature...
With the autumn equinox approaching it was time to re-visit the top of Glastonbury Tor. It has been a while and I missed a lot of opportunities this summer. So I wanted to welcome...