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Updated: Guildford in Winter – A Gallery of Photos
Published on: 22 Jan, 2013
Updated on: 30 Jan, 2013
Snow can offer great opportunities for photographers. Here are a selection that include our regular talented contributor John Schluter, our resident birdwatcher Malcolm Fincham, and introducing photographer and designer Dan James, for you to enjoy.
Perhaps you have taken some shots of the snow that you would like to share? Please send them in to mgilesdragon@gmail.com
Anyone for a river cruise?
… it is pretty in the snow
The footbridge at St Catherine’s
A field off Gravetts Lane, Worplesdon. Photo: Dan James.
On the slopes of St Martha’s Hill. Photo: Dan James.
Another images from St Martha’s Hill. Photo: Dan James.
Rays of sunlight stream from under the clouds. Photo: Dan James.
The churchyard at St Martha’s. Photo: Dan James.
Towards Chilworth from St Martha’s. Photo: Dan James.
A Surrey lane. Photo: Dan James.
Check out Dan James’ website and watch some of his time lapse photography. Click here.
Snow cats near Stoke Lake. Photo: Malcolm Fincham.
Canada geese on Stoke Lake. Photo: Malcolm Fincham.
Towpath towards Stoke Lock. Photo: Malcolm Fincham.
Stoke Lock. Photo: Malcolm Fincham.
Heron at Stoke Lake. Photo: Malcolm Fincham.
St Martha’s viewed from Unstead. Photo: Malcolm Fincham.
Littleford Lane, Shamley Green. Photo: Malcolm Fincham.
Chinthurst Hill. Photo: Malcolm Fincham.
Near Shamley Green. Photo: Malcolm Fincham.
Guildford in winter – Photo: John Schluter
Bad weather for ducks? – Photo: John Schluter
New broom buds in the ice – Photo: John Schluter
The wrong kind of snow? – Photo: John Schluter
The Peasmarsh Eskimos have been at work.
Snow on the castle.
Snow beds at the castle.
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Richard Terrell
February 29, 2016 at 11:53 pm
Really chilling atmosphere of photographs, just curious the year taken?