The five widespread heatwaves that plagued the UK during the hottest summer on record - along with their persistent (and featureless) azure skies - have come and gone. Temperatures have dropped to a manageable twenty degrees celsius or so; the days are becoming noticeably shorter and the skies have returned. Photo season has arrived.
This week I have planned three trips to the Downs on Dorset's Isle of Purbeck. They are a favourite location for photography, with stunning views on offer in all directions. In addition, the weather forecasts look promising. Today's visit is to Ballard Down (featured above), ending at the beginning (or ending - depending on which way you are travelling) to UNESCO's Jurassic Coast and Old Harry's Rocks.
Today, it's all about light, shade, and polarising filters.
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