Paul W. Baker

New addition

A new page has been added to the website from my recent trip to Gloucestershire, a beautiful region known for its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity, where I eagerly photographed the wild garlic in full bloom.

The vibrant white flowers created a breathtaking carpet of color across the lush green woodlands, and I took the opportunity to capture not only the beauty of the wild garlic itself but also the surrounding scenery that made this experience truly unforgettable.

With every click of my camera, I aimed to showcase the delicate details and enchanting atmosphere of this natural wonderland, inviting visitors to appreciate the serene beauty of Gloucestershire through my lens.

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Paul W. Baker

New Additions

Firstly, I have purchased some new lenses which are for when I travel abroad, these will reduce my bag weight and enable me to carry other stuff with me on these adventures.

Secondly, I have added a couple of new pages to the site, sorry it has taken so long, I have been really busy. The new additions are for Sofia, Bulgaria and Cannock Chase in Staffordshire.

I hope you find time to take a look and enjoy, please feel free to leave a comment.

Paul W. Baker

What a stunning day

I joined my friend Steve Wright on a trip to Gloucestershire to find some wild garlic which I had been struggling to find locally.

When we arrived at the location I could smell the garlic as soon as I got out of the van and WOW what a surprise, field after field, woodland awash with the white flowers of garlic, it would seem all the worlds supply had landed in this one spot.

The vlog will show you the beauty of the spot (link below) but here are two of the images not shared on the vlog, just to give you an idea of the beauty.

And here is the link to the video, I hope you find the time to watch and enjoy it.

Paul W. Baker

Todays walk 07 May 2026

Not a lot about today, the walk lasted about an hour with breaks in between when my leg started to hurt as they normally do. I’ve been looking for a woodpecker that I’ve been told is in the graveyard within the Portchester area unfortunately as yet I have yet to come across the woodpecker but my search continues in hope.

I did however come across this stunning robin but I along with these other birds, I’ll share them with you once again. Like I said nothing top-notch just taken during my daily walk

hope you enjoy them.

Paul W. Baker

Dogs by the sea

Today I was asking people if they would mind me photographing their dogs as the dogs ran around chasing balls or whatever else was thrown for them. Today I managed to photograph two dogs. If the owners would like copies/prints please contact me via the email link. The print would be free of charge.

Dog 1:

Dog 2

Paul W. Baker

Walk 31st March 2026

So spring is here at last and as I was walking I thought I should take my camera with me and take some photographs what was being presented to us in an early spring

I also think this is something that I should do every time I go for a walk professional looking or smart just every day photograph of nature awake in readiness for summer.

So today I took the Nikon Z 50 with Nikon Z DX 50 to 250 4.5 – 6.3 lens around the walk near where I live just taking photographs of things that took my fancy like I said these are nothing ground and they’re certainly nothing professional I hope you enjoyed the images, watch out for more in the coming days.

Please leave your thoughts in the comments section below.

Paul W. Baker

The City of Churches

So last week, I traveled with my wife to Vilnius, Lithuania, for a long weekend that was predominantly focused on photography.

The city boasts numerous churches and a magnificent cathedral, many of which are visually striking with their architecture. I’ll share one of the images from one of the churches below.

The Cathedral of St Peter and St. Paul

With a small donation to the churches, you can walk around and take photographs, but unfortunately, not all are accessible.

The city is renowned not only for its churches but also for its delightful cuisine and the wonderful people who inhabit it.

The vlog of the trip has been edited, but I must admit this has been the hardest to produce, as the OSMO Pocket 3 seems to have struggled in below 0°C temperatures, resulting in poor sound quality.

However, I have utilised the tools in Adobe Premiere Pro to hopefully recover the audio quality, thus saving the video – well, here’s hoping.

I will add a link to the video once it is live tomorrow, but if you cannot wait for the link, just go to the YouTube channel linked below – thank you.

www.youtube.com/@paulwbakerphotography