Photo Walking Howarth, 1940s
Yesterday morning, I anxiously left my close-to-fledging Starlings and stepped back in time to the 1940s via Howarth…
It was the group Street and Travel Photography Workshop, where we spent a fantastic couple of hours exploring the historic cobbled streets of Haworth Village while taking in the wonderful scenes from their 1940s weekend. The village was absolutely buzzing, and we wasted no time soaking up the friendly atmosphere, the vintage charm, and the incredible character of the surroundings and people.
The energy was brilliant, and it was a joy to see people searching for the perfect light and the most authentic moments.
As always, I couldn’t resist taking a few shots myself…
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Screen Grab from FilmPack8
