Creake Abbey Part III

Some little details that I spotted walking between the Cafe and the Abbey, including a friendly horse and even more coins.

I've only used my Zenit E twice so far but looking at these again is making me itch to take it out for some more photographic adventures together, I really love the photos I can take with it.

Camera: Zenit E
Film: West Yorkshire Cameras B&W Film
Location: Creake Abbey, Norfolk

Creake Abbey Part II

One thing we didn't spot whilst having our photos taken at Creake Abbey was the little shrine at the back of the ruin. I wouldn't have spotted it at all if my parents hadn't pointed it out on our second visit - but once you did start to see all the coins that we left in various places on the walls and ledges, you started to see them everywhere.

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Agfa Vista 200
Location: Creake Abbey, Norfolk

Creake Abbey Part I

First, I have a new template on my blog - hurrah! I get bored fairly quickly of layouts I've found and it took me all of last week to realise that was why I didn't really feel like blogging at the moment - but now things are a bit cleaner and simpler I'm glad to be back. What do you think?

I'm excited to be sharing photos from Creake Abbey here today - we had some of our wedding photos taken here in September (you can see one here, I love it) and we went back again to visit with friends and family the week after the wedding as well and of course I took my cameras with me. 

The abbey isn't that big - especially compared to Kirkstall Abbey near us and definitely compared to Fountains Abbey which is huge but its charming and delightful and I'm glad I got a chance to capture that myself on film. I'm always going to be extra fond of it after having our photos taken there I think.

I'm really pleased with the results from my second roll of film taken with my new to me Zenit E as well - I think I'll be taking it out with some black and white film again very soon.

Camera: Zenit E
Film: West Yorkshire Cameras C41 B&W film
Location: Creake Abbey, Norfolk

 

Missing the blue skies...

The weather in Leeds lately has been pretty standard Autumn English weather... which means rain. Rain and more rain.  So to cheer myself up, I've been looking at lovely blue sky photos from our visit to Filey in the summer. I figured they might cheer other people too.

Doesn't looking at these just brighten your day? Gosh I'd love to be back there right now with the fresh sea air and sunshine!

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Lomo CN 400
Location: Filey, England