OK, I’m biased here, I love HaverHub: the inclusive community space in the centre of Haverfordwest. And, yes, I’m a director. Last night there was a wonderful event with the fantastic Tankus the Henge, La Loba and Gabe is a Unit. As always, shooting was difficult, and for some strange reason they’d set the lights up for the benefit of the artists and audience alone, which I thought was inconsiderate to say the least.
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I have a lovely job (did I mention that before?), and this weekend I travelled to Ireland to film some wonderful people in the beautiful county of Wexford. I was working with a group of people who are exploring, celebrating and building on the link between St Aidan and St David, who reached across the Irish Sea from Pembrokeshire to South East Ireland.
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Today is Bank Holiday Monday and Helen and I tried to get to a beach yesterday but just could not get anywhere near. Now Pembrokeshire is beautiful all the year round and it’s lovely that people come and visit and are able to experience the variety of landscapes that we have here. But today, we decided to go off the beaten track, just for some peace and quiet, away from the holiday hubbub.
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I had a meeting for work this morning and it happened to be in Canaston Wood just outside of Haverfordwest. It was a lovely late summer’s day about an hour before noon. The trees were in full leaf and the sun was filtering through giving a beautiful dappled light. I’d decided to bring my camera with me so I took some snaps of the light and shadows.
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It’s been a sunny day in Pembrokeshire and we decided to go to the beach this afternoon. I took my camera with me and also shoved a 10-stop neutral density (ND) filter into my back pocket as I left. I just had the small, mirrorless camera with me but that was enough … I should have packed a tripod but decided to place the camera on rocks and just hope.
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