ENTRY DESCRIPTION
Such a gorgeous morning in Newmarket. I knew it was going to be an absolute scorcher of a day and so I was out at first light, just in time to photograph this speedy hare nipping over the Moulton Road in the gentle rising mist. I didn’t have much time to hang around, and had to make some very swift changes to the camera settings to freeze him in action! I love the snaking road that carries the viewer through the scene and the sense of intrigue into the mist. And, to top it all off, the first of one of the strings of horses creeping into the frame top right. This detail gives real context to the location of the photograph. Newmarket – the home of horseracing.

AUTHOR
Awarded her Associateship Distinction from the Royal Photographic Society (ARPS) in Visual Arts in 2011, Jayne is well recognised for her monochrome land, sea and equine photography. She is a member of Cambridge Camera Club, Cambridge Darkroom, Cambridge Open Studios and Suffolk Open Studios. Nationally published, Jayne also exhibits in galleries across the UK, and has been accepted intovarious photographic salons. Balancing photography with her day job as a Director of a successful graphic design company, Jayne is at her happiest when out with the camera capturing the early morning light, the movement of the sea and the ever-changing skies with her trusty Nikon gear. She lectures to photographic societies and camera clubs across the country and also offers workshops and 1-2-1s.

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