Photography in the Cotswolds

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Hey i am going to the cotswolds this weekend...(dont know if its spelt right).

Anyway i am taking my a300, kit lens, uv filter, tripod and welding glass. I want to shoot landscapes/building, any ideas.

I am going for 4 nights so plenty of time to venture out.

Jonny
 
We used to go quite regular at one time, its the picture post card villages that attract most people, try;
Lower and Upper Slaughter (small village you see on many calenders)
Broadway again very much photographed
Snow Hill
Bourton on the Water
Burford
Arlington Row at Bibury
and of cause, the village seen on jigsaws, calenders, chocolate boxes, and considered to be England's Prettiest Village...Castle Combe it's a bit out of the way but well worth the extra mile or two

I'm sure others can add to my list as I may have missed some
 
great mate thats just what i was looking for, writtent them down and straight into my camera bag!
 
easylife said:
We used to go quite regular at one time, its the picture post card villages that attract most people, try;
Lower and Upper Slaughter (small village you see on many calenders)
Broadway again very much photographed
Snow Hill
Bourton on the Water
Burford
Arlington Row at Bibury
and of cause, the village seen on jigsaws, calenders, chocolate boxes, and considered to be England's Prettiest Village...Castle Combe it's a bit out of the way but well worth the extra mile or two

I'm sure others can add to my list as I may have missed some
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All those. Have tea on the lawn in the manor house at Lower Slaughter.
Bourton on the water has the river running through, very picturesque and typically Cotswold.
There's a trout farm at Bibury you can visit, feed the fish and catch them if you like.
 
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