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March 2014 

Photographers Resource

ISSN 2399-6706

Issue No: 122

Falkirk Wheel, Stirlingshire    

This sequence shows the sequence of getting the boat from the bottom to the top.

Spring has finally sprung and hopefully following our wettest winter on record we will see plenty of spring sunshine, wildlife and colourful nature. It is the time when Britain wakes up from its winter hibernation and there are many activities in our March Diary from Pancake Day races and football through to Spring Shows and festivals.
Your First Visit
Wildlife Photography In March
March Diary

Today is also the start of the NEW photographic show at the NEC in Birmingham, The Photography Show. The major UK show of the year filling the gap left behind after the successful Focus on Imaging Show decided to come to an end. If you haven't been able to attend today, it is still running until Tuesday. With the decrease in High Street photo shops and increase in internet shopping this show provides a good place to get to your hands on and see new gear and to see all the accessories and other useful photographic equipment available.

Two Patron Saints are celebrated this month with Wales and welsh communities celebrating St David's Day today, and on the 17th Ireland and Irish communities celebrating St Patrick's Day, with festivals, parades and more.

Wales' national flower is the Daffodil and the first sign of spring 'springing into action' is the emergence of the Daffodil from its annual hibernation underground, through the surface in gardens, along the roadside, town parks and in woodlands. Some really good locations to see and photograph them can be found in our Daffodil location list. Or if you're in Gloucestershire then the Kempley Daffodil Weekend on the 15th and 16th provides a good way to see wild daffodils in their natural habitat while taking a stroll on a woodland walks.

We have loads of information on this website for not only the technical side of photography, but also for ideas and suggestions for getting out and about whatever your interest, with many photographs illustrating what you might see when you get there. Take a look at our various indexes to find something either near where you live or near where you are planning to visit in the coming months.

Don't forget at the end of the month, 30th March, British Summertime begins with the clocks going forward one hour.
What's New and Changed
Articles Added and Updated Recently

Where to Photograph Snowdrops

The Daffodil 

Locations Guides and Lists Added and Updated Recently

Weeping Ash Gardens, Warrington, Cheshire

Falkirk Wheel, Stirlingshire  

Cheshire Attractions

Cheshire Gardens

Record Offices

Where to Photograph Daffodils in England

Where to Photograph Daffodils in Wales

Where to Photograph Daffodils in Scotland

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