History
12.12.21
One of Guernsey’s oldest structures, Le Dehus burial chamber is a passage grave with finds dating back as far as 3,500-20,000BC!
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Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - EF17-40mm f4L
17mm / ƒ11 / 25s / ISO 200
12.07.19
Taking inspiration from a master craftsman and his visions of our stunning coastline. I thought the fog added a different twist on the famous painting. If you get time, go check out the other locations dotted and mapped out around Moulin Huet.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - EF17-40mm f4L
17mm / ƒ11 / 1/13s / ISO 400
14.06.19
HDR scenic golden Guernsey evening views over the west coast from Grandes Rocques Fort.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - EF17-40mm f4L
17mm / ƒ/14 / 1/25s / ISO 200
13.06.19
It’s not until you do some research do you realise how much history Guernsey actually has. During the middle ages, around 1100-1200, St Peter Port used to be a small settlement built on steep cliffs. Half way down these steps there’s a passageway which marked the eastern boundary of the medieval town which lead down to a beach. I would love to go back (fully vaccinated) to see what it was like.
Have a read here, its actually quite interesting!
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - EF70-200mm f2.8L
70mm / ƒ/11 / 1/30s / ISO 400
04.06.19
Been wanting to photograph this fort for a long time. The sun poked through for no more than 5 minutes just before sunset giving a gorgeous pinky/orange glow on the granite walls. Even spotted a seal about 20 metres from the slipway!
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - EF17-40mm f4L
24mm / ƒ/11 / 1/10s / ISO 400
10.12.18
Protecting the harbour for over 800 years, it’s a landmark that defines our history!
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - EF17-40mm f4L
24mm / ƒ/14 / 1/4s / ISO 100