Blaise castle

Probably too familiar to me, not a place I would visit for photography in all honesty, would choose other places in Bristol.
 
The area around the waterfront near the city centre is a favourite spot of mine, ships, boats, cormorants (often), people, buildings, boatyard, structures etc - you could spend several hours there and not run out of opportunities.

Ashton Court, a large house, deer parks, gardens in South Bristol near Long Ashton.
Clifton Suspension Bridge and Avon Gorge - Bristol Zoo nearby.
Market area around Corn Street in the city centre.
Temple Back, some interesting buildings, statues (Brunel), steel bridge, river with a few barges - but be prepared to be 'challenged' by security staff who will tell you that some occupants don't wish their premises to be photographed ... I just smile and say something along the lines of "how interesting, it's on Google" and continue to shoot.
 
Blaise castle is a nice place for a walk or to take a dog out. It probably looks best in the autumn with plenty of nice backdrops for portraits and other creative shots. It is not very special though

gramps said:
Ashton Court, a large house, deer parks, gardens in South Bristol near Long Ashton.
Clifton Suspension Bridge and Avon Gorge - Bristol Zoo nearby.
Market area around Corn Street in the city centre.
Temple Back, some interesting buildings, statues (Brunel), steel bridge, river with a few barges - but be prepared to be 'challenged' by security staff who will tell you that some occupants don't wish their premises to be photographed ... I just smile and say something along the lines of "how interesting, it's on Google" and continue to shoot.
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The bridge is certainly the place to go if you want some 'wow' factor
 
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