A-Z of Dorset – S.H.O.U.T.

C is for Cerne Abbas

The village of Cerne Abbas dates back to 987 and the Abbey that once stood here. Bit’s of it can still be visited, the Tithe Barn, a guesthouse and gatehouse. The village is sizeable and although it’s grown over the years – it’s centre is still quaint enough. Should you wish – you can readContinue reading “C is for Cerne Abbas”

B is for Blandford Forum

Blandford Forum in Dorset is one of the best places to view Georgian architecture in the country. This is mainly due to fire in 1731 sweeping the sheet clean so to speak. The Bastards were prolific, both as architects and builders, and were responsible for the church above. There must be a good joke thereContinue reading “B is for Blandford Forum”

A is for Abbotsbury

Back in late spring I took my Hasselblad and tripod out for the day. I drove down to the small quaint village of Abbotsbury. All of the images in this post are made with the 80mm CFi lens – good old Zeiss! This roll was Kodak Portra 160. Developed by Analogue Wonderland and scanned atContinue reading “A is for Abbotsbury”