The village is full of character and charm and is the perfect place to photograph... if the weather is good sadly on the day i was there it was raining all day so had to resort to Plan B.
For anyone who does not know I use a Canon 60D DSLR, some say it is outdated but i like the camera as it has produced some amazing pictures and traveled everywhere with me, not to mention I like the form factor, the options and the overall work flow of the camera. My only issue is it is not the best camera when it is raining which it seems do more often than not in the UK. (you have to love the British weather...)
So I was in an amazing location with great buildings (which I love to photograph check out my Instagram linked at the bottom of this post) and rich history worth photographing and I could not even get the camera out the camera bag... So not to feel defeated i used my phone to capture the area instead. Now my phone is not the most up to date handset (Moto G 2nd gen) but is still performs well and I managed to get the following photos.
I was happy I was able to get something to show from the trip and after exploring the village I have planned to go back at some point in the future to get some more photos, If you want to see more of my photography check out my Instagram
The one lesson I hope to pass on in this blog post is that it does not matter if you have the biggest or best equipment as you can still produce something that looks good and in these sorts of situations and you learn to adapt to the situation and go with the flow.
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