From the 2nd of March to the 5th of March I went to Isle of Wight to shoot for the National Trust.

To get to Isle of Wight it was a 3 and a half hour drive and an hour long ferry ride. Once I got to the Island I went straight to the holiday park I would be staying at for the duration of my trip.

There was a few locations that I had in mind to go to when I was planning this trip, from talking to some of the locals at the Holiday Park I was staying at they also gave me some suggestions of places that may be fun to shoot at.

The locations I ended up visiting on my trip were:

-The Needles Point

- Bembridge Fort

- White Cliff Bay

It turned out that all places suggested to me where national trust sites and as I had bought the national trust membership there was free parking and access to all the locations I went to.

As I was shooting Isle of Wight for my brochure I thought that it would be a better idea to go to a few places as this would give me a better opportunity to show off the whole Island in the brochure rather than just one part of the Island.

Considering that the Isle of Wight is surrounded by water I knew that my main focus would be the coast, the sea and the beaches.

On the first day of shooting I went to Needle Point and The White Cliffs, as the Island is so small it didn't take much time to get from one place to the other.

On the second day of shooting it was raining very heavily and this made it diffiuclut to get photos that I was completely happy with. Often my camera would end up with water all over it and I hadn't brought anything that I could have used to cover it which was disappointing.

Regardless of this I still felt that I got some decent content.