Category Archives: Norfolk

Animal Eyes

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“animals eyes have the power to speak a great language” – Martin Buber – Kalathas Beach – Crete – Greece ❤ June 2013  ❤ Gouverneto Monastery – Akrotiri – Crete – Greece ❤ June 2013  ❤ Exo-Gonia – Santorini – Cyclades – Greece … Continue reading →

Setting Sun

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 “the biggest cliche in photography is sunrise and sunset”  – Catherine Opie – Zorba – Stavros – Crete – Greece ❤ June 2013 ❤ Stavros Peninsula – Crete – Greece ❤ June 2013 ❤ Santorini Caldera – Cyclades – Greece ❤ July 2013 ❤ Nafplio Forest Fire – Peloponnese … Continue reading →

Do ONE THING every day that SCARES YOU!

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©MostlyVictoria We all have our fears, our personal demons; the things that make our pulse race and our palms clammy – right?? As a kid I growing up in the nineties, I remember this song – the “sunscreen song”… you … Continue reading →

An afternoon with James Neale Photogrpahy: A Norwich walkabout

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                   Yesterday, I spent the most lovely afternoon wandering around Norwich with James Neal (of James Neale Photography) and my fellow ‘class-mates’. ©MostlyVictoria – April 2013 – Norwich In the autumn of last year, … Continue reading →

*NEW FEATURE* #SundaySunset (tweet us your snaps)

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Who doesn’t LOVE a beautiful sunset? Wherever I roam, I always try to catch a snap of the sun going down. Sound familiar? To have your sunset photo featured on #SunsetSunday follow & tweet us your pic to @mostlyvictoria – … Continue reading →

Blue skies, birdsong… & coffee

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A moment of perfection, enjoying a coffee al fresco before 8am, first time this year…
Good morning world!

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The BIG skies of Norfolk Broads (UK)

The BIG skies of Norfolk Broads (UK)

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As summer 2012 was nearing its end, like I often would, I’d taken a short drive after work to enjoy the last few drops of sun… it began sinking, a little faster than I’d would of liked but the colours … Continue reading →