Last weekend saw me heading off to Tentsmuir beach with my dog, my camera, but most importantly with my new pal Niaesha who has very kindly agreed to work with me as an assistant.
Perhaps I should have asked if she liked dogs first, as I quickly found out that she has a bit of a phobia about German Shepherds. Guess what sort of doggy we've got?
Thankfully Hogan is nothing more than a great big soppy bundle of fluff, and Niaesha soon decided that not all German Shepherds are bad :) In fact it's worth saying here that German Shepherds are probably one of the most misunderstood of all dogs, as the vast majority are as soppy as anything! Anyway, I digress...
So, we decided to go to Tentsmuir for our first day oot and get to know each other and have a natter as we wandered about taking photos.
What a day!! I haven't seen that much rain since... er, last week actually, but, this is Britain, it's to be expected. Tentsmuir is an absolutely fantastic place to go, and if you are ever anywhere near Dundee or Tayport and you have no idea what to do for the afternoon, there's your answer!
Niaesha is fairly new to DSLR photography and wants to learn how to use a camera properly, so we had a bit of a tuition session while we were there.
The dog was a huge help, leaving extra interest for the general scene and composition... hmm, thanks Hogy but we'll probably manage ok next time!! The worst of that was a lack of dog bins, which meant carrying a bagful of unpleasantness around for the rest of the afternoon. Quite delightful, as you may imagine.
Anyway, we carried on in spite of the rain and in spite of Hogan's 'help' and found a couple of places that we are definitely going to go back to when it's dry and explore a lot further.
The beach hut is certainly going to get another visit, and it'll be lovely to do more with the dunes as well.
Definitely a fantastic place for a model shoot too... maybe with umbrellas and wellies, as it doesn't look like it's going to be bikini weather any time soon!!
So, there we are, an afternoon at the seaside, I hope you enjoyed it, we certainly did :)
Rebecca, x
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Some Cracking images there Rebecca. Niaesha is very lucky to be able to learn from you.I would give my eye teeth to have someone with even half your talent as a mentor.
ReplyDeleteIm really enjoying your blogs too keep up the good work
Regards
Annie xx
Thank you Annie :-) I've only just found your comment and it's lovely, I'm glad you enjoy the blogs and I will keep 'em coming ;) xx
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