It has been the beauty of the New Forest which has been a major influence in my rediscovery of photography and to capture something of this unique area, the scenery, the free ranging animals, especially the ponies.
The New Forest occupies some 220 sq miles in south west Hampshire, including ancient woodland, heathland and marshland, including costal sections, with, principally Bournmemouth to the west and Lymington to the south. There is an incredible diversity within, and the fact that it unique for several reasons,including the fact that it has several rare animals and birds such as the Sand Lizard and Honey Buzzard. Plantlife is also varied, two examples of rarities are the Small Fleabane and Pennyroyal.
Manmade activities can be seen at the saltmarshes at Pennington, the former shipyards at Buckler's Hard, and the former aerodromes
Albums - New Forest Ponies
New Forest Pony foals
New Forest Donkeys
New Forest Donkey foals
Pigs
Cattle
Sheep
Landscapes
Aultumn colours
Snow 2018
Snow 2010 and 2013
Pubs, inns and hotels
Sunsets
Lepe 2016
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